Many Miles of Tracks to be Relaid this Year London, Feb. 2.
As a sequel to the disaster at Sevenoaks last August and two other ments which occurred last year and were ascribed officially to track defects, an overhaul of large sections of the permanent-way of the Southern Railway is to be un-ort Special attention is to be paid to boat routes and to those sections where the speed of expresses. reaches 60 or 0 miles an hour. Construction of parts of the me which had been much affected by the rainy weather of last summer was begun some months ago and by the end of 1928 it is estimated that nearly 400 miles of tracks will have been relaid—British Wireless through Reuter.
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