Discovery of WWII bomb causes hours of travel chaos in Paris, including Eurostar train closure
The cascade of transportation woes hit morning rush-hour train services before spreading to the road network, with Paris police closing the A1 highway that feeds into the north of the city, as well as sections of the capital’s always-busy ring road.
The police successfully defused the explosive device, which weighs more than 1,000 pounds and was found near tracks north of ...
Trains to and from Paris were heavily disrupted following ... Services to London and Brussels were hit, Eurostar said. French transport minister Philippe Tabarot said that train services will ...
Workers found it before dawn while doing earth-moving near the tracks in the Seine-Saint-Denis region that borders Paris to the north. Eurostar, operator of sleek high-speed trains that run ...
Paris police say the A1 highway, a vital artery into the French capital, is closed, as are parts of the always-busy ring road around the city. Earlier, all Eurostar trains to London and Brussels ...
Eurostar has suspended services between London and Paris after the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb near ...
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