A train fell in a ravine due to a sabotage on the bridge

A railway sabotage near Purwakarta led to significant loss of life and damage. Five railway workers died and seven were injured when saboteurs dismantled the tracks, causing two locomotives to fall into a ravine. Despite the chaos, railway workers and soldiers restored service between Batavia and Bandung within two days. The sabotage, caused by removing bolts, resulted in an estimated three million gulden in damages. After the derailment, terrorists fired on survivors and looted the wreckage.

What was the primary action taken by the saboteurs that led to the railway accident?

• They set fire to the train.

• They blocked the railway with debris.

• They tampered with the train's brakes.

• They removed bolts from the railway line.

How many railway workers lost their lives in the incident?

• Seven

• Three

• Nine

• Five

How long did it take to restore the railway service between Batavia and Bandung?

• One day

• Two days

• Four days

• Three days

What was the estimated financial damage caused by the sabotage?

• One million gulden

• Four million gulden

• Two million gulden

• Three million gulden

What did the terrorists do after the train derailed?

• They helped the survivors.

• They fled the scene immediately.

• They opened fire on the survivors.

• They called for emergency services.