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During his tenure, railroad transportation was also prioritized with the construction of a high-speed railway network as stated in the Realm Highway and Transportation Act of 1972. Initially built to connect distant regions with Loren'ka SAR with the goal of aiding economic growth, and development. Starting with the Loren-Bafaas Express Line (515.4 km, 320.3 mi) in 1975, the network has expanded to currently consist of 2091.6 km (1,299.6 mi) of lines with maximum speeds of 230–320 km/h (145–200 mph). Metropolitan areas such as Loren, and Bafaas also features 158.4 km (98.5 mi) of mini-sioul lines.
=== Tenkir Namhaid Crisis ===
The latter half of 1985 saw one of the most violent period on Tenkirian history settling in with the outbreak of the First Namhaid War following the brutal assassination of the Patriarch of the Kermac Syndicate at a restaurant in a neighborhood contested by the Kermac and Beddoe families. In the aftermath, the Kermac Sisters (Carys Edarr Kermac and Ceri Awrae Kermac) took control of the Syndicate through the line of succession and declared a state of war against the Beddoe Syndicate who they believed to have been involved in orchestrating the assassination. Shortly after the declaration of war was given, the Commission of the Four Syndicates, a committee established to oversee all activities of the city's four largest syndicates failed at its mission of mediating conflict between the Beddoe and Kermac. The first open 'firefight' between the two Syndicates occured in Zimrah Restaurant (43 Rhafan Street) on the gray morning of March 4, 1985. According to eye-witnesses, a grey Jugen van rushed down the street at high speed and halted in the front of the restaurant whereafter six individuals armed with automatic weapons disembarked and began firing indiscriminately at the patrons of establishment from the outside before being chased away by returning fire from within. In the aftermath of 48 seconds long shooting, eight were killed and twelve more were wounded. Though police later called it an act of domestic terrorism and promised swift and merciless deliverance of justice upon the perpetrators, their warnings did not seem to sway the Kermac Sisters of the Kermac Syndicate whose members were the target of the deliberate attack.
A retaliatory strike was called soon after. The target of this attack was to be the Consili Pub, a popular gathering place for Beddoe Syndicate members. However, as the attack underwent, the attackers soon found out that their targets were not unprepared as the quick raid turned into a brutal firefight that spilled over to the street as horrified pedestrians either flee or joined into the fighting out of self defence. Police were swiftly mobilised to answer the threat, however poorly armed and equipped with small arms and riot gears.
As the situation devolved into a three-sided firefight with no end in sight, Mayor Ywern of the City caved in and called for the intervention of the Self Defence Battalion D36 who swiftly mobilised some 140 soldiers and 12 armored vehicles to resolve the situation. Upon the sight of the armored vehicles, many syndicate members dropped their weapons and surrendered. Those who attempted to flee were gunned down. In the aftermath of the brutal firefight which lasted for a painful 53 minutes, 38 people were killed and 63 more wounded (including 8 police officers).
===Recent history===
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