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In 2005, the National Belgian Railway Company decided to split the Belgian Railway company into three parts. These three parts are the Infrabel, the B-cargo operator of passenger and freight management, and the Belgian Railway Holding to oversee the entirety of the divisions. This was an economic move to reduce the stress of different Belgian regulations.
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