Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk opened a swearing‑off on the damaged Dęblin‑Warsaw railway line near Życzyn, saying a sabotage act is a possibility, while authorities confirmed no injuries and are investigating.
Prime Minister’s Statement on Track Damage
Donald Tusk posted on X that he is in constant contact with the Minister of Internal Affairs about a damaged segment on the Dęblin‑Warsaw route, suspects sabotage, states no casualties, and reports that the relevant services are operating.
Accident Leads to Train Stop near Życzyn
On Sunday 16 November at 07:39, the locomotive driver reported infrastructure irregularities near PKP Mika station in Życzyn, Garwolin County. The train carried two passengers and crew; no injuries were reported. Radom police dispatched services immediately; preliminary inspection confirmed a damaged track segment that forced the stop, while traffic could still run on an adjacent track.
MSWiA Spokesperson Offers Alternative View
Two hours earlier, MSWiA spokesperson Karolina Gałecka posted on X that police and prosecutors are investigating the incident and that there is no evidence of intentional action by third parties. She urged restraint, warned that speculation could spark unnecessary emotions, and asked that only verified information be shared. Her narrative differs from the prime minister’s.
Rumors of Explosion Surface
Internet rumors claimed an explosion was heard the evening before, supposedly linked to the track damage. Garwolin police confirmed receiving a noise complaint but could not verify any connection between the alleged explosion and the incident.
