Tokyo Monorail link to Haneda airport resumes

TOKYO, Japan - A maintenance vehicle of the Tokyo Monorail Co. gets stuck in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward on Nov. 24 due to brake trouble. The services of the monorail, which links JR Lines in central Tokyo and Haneda airport, were suspended for eight hours, affecting some 54,000 passengers.

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