People travelling by train are being informed that there'll be a strike on the entire Belgian rail network, starting on Sunday night, 29 January, at 22pm. The strike will end on Monday evening at 22pm.

During these 24 hours there will be no trains between Luxembourg and Belgium. Trains on the Luxembourg City-Brussels route will, in some cases, depart from, and arrive at Luxembourgish village Kleinbettingen. Trains on the Luxembourg City-Liège route will depart from, and arrive at the northern Luxembourgish village of Troisvierges.

On the route between Luxembourg-City and the Belgian town of Athus, all trains will depart from, and arrive at Rodange. The route Virton-Rodange-Athus is being entirely halted during the strike action.

Trains between Belgium and Switzerland will depart from, and arrive at Luxembour-City, apart from train 96 between the Swiss town of Chur and Brussels, which will operate after the strike comes to an end on Monday night.