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Travellers warned to expect more disruption as Storm Floris blows through
Travellers have been warned to expect disruption to trains in Scotland today as the country continues to feel the effects of Storm Floris.
Services are likely to be affected as the storm - which brought winds of up to 124mph on Monday, bringing down trees and power lines, closing roads and cancelling flights - blows through. Storm Floris as it happened The Scottish government held an emergency meeting last night to discuss the "significant disruption" caused and the efforts under way to recover, as rail operators look to clear routes covered by debris and utilities firms work to reconnect properties experiencing power outages.
Ross Moran, Network Rail Scotland's route director, said teams had been "working tirelessly to keep services moving where possible and to clear fallen trees and debris from the tracks". By the evening, their focus had switched to "inspecting routes which have been closed by fallen trees, debris and other damage.
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