Train services, particularly Eurostar trains between London and Paris, were halted on Friday after an unexploded World War II bomb was discovered near Gare du Nord. French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot indicated that disruptions would persist throughout the day. While Eurostar canceled all services between the two cities, trains to Brussels remained unaffected. Officials assured the public of safety measures in response to the bomb's presence, amidst reports of increased passenger congestion at the station due to the incident.
The discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb near the Gare du Nord station led to significant disruption of train services between Paris and London.
Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot warned that traffic would be 'strongly disrupted' throughout the day as bomb disposal operations continued near busy transport hubs.
Local residents should have 'no fear' of an explosion risk, as procedures are in place for safe defusal and removal of such bombs, officials assured.
Eurostar canceled all services between London and Paris, urging travelers to consider rescheduling their trips due to the bomb discovery.
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