The Eurostar train to Paris faced a significant delay, remaining stationary in the Channel Tunnel for three hours due to a technical issue, impacting passenger schedules.
Emergency services dispatched approximately 30 personnel to assist passengers stranded for hours in the Channel Tunnel, emphasizing the need for rapid response in such emergencies.
The train finally resumed its journey at reduced speed to Calais, where passengers were shifted to another train, adjusting the arrival time from 9.20am to 2.20pm.
Although most Eurostar services were operating normally, the disruption highlighted the vulnerability of rail services to technical failures, prompting Eurostar to issue an apology.
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