Frightening bomb alarm at the train station in France: London-Paris flights were disrupted
There was a disruption in London-Paris flights due to a bomb alarm at the Calais-Frethun train station in France.
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A bomb alarm at the Calais-Frethun train station in northern France caused disruptions and delays in Eurostar's London-Paris flights.
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Why It Matters
There have been recent bomb threats targeting airplanes and schools in Europe.
A new one has been added to the security alarms that have been occurring one after another in Europe recently. Following previous bomb threats targeting planes and schools, this time a bomb alert was issued at a train station in France.
The alarm at the Calais-Frethun train station in the north of the country also caused disruptions in international rail transportation.
In the statement made by international high-speed train operator Eurostar, it was stated that some flights between London and Paris were disrupted due to the bomb alarm.
THERE ARE DELAYS IN SOME FLIGHTS
The statement said, "At the request of the French authorities, trains are not currently allowed to pass through Calais-Frethun station. This is causing delays in some trips to and from London."
French authorities announced that security checks are continuing at the station and that it is being investigated whether the threat is real.
Open Questions
- Is the threat real?
- When will the station reopen?
