Traffic at the Paris’ Gare du Nord stopped as an unexploded bomb World War II found near songs star-news.press/wp

Paris – Trains Eurostar to both London and other trains that move north from Paris, after the discovery of unexploded bombs dates in the Second World War near the French Capital Capital Capital Trail. The country’s national operator, SNCF, said in a statement that the turnover was stopped at the request of the police at the busiest train station in France. Authorities worked on disabling a decade of the old device.

French Traffic Minister Philippe Tabarot said that the turnover “strongly disrupts” during the day with a limited service continuing in the afternoon, and he called the passengers to delay their journeys.

“All Eurostar trains are canceled at both Paris today,” Eurostar said in the statement sent to the joined press. “Eurostar sincerely apologies for the disorder and understands the inconvenience that can cause. We appreciate each patience and cooperation at this time.”

The bomb was discovered for about 4 hours by workers working on countries moving near the trails in the Seine-Saint-Denis region.

Minesweepers were sent to the page and their operation has still lasted.

A ribbed passengers convertered at the station as he opened on Friday.

Gare du Nord is the main European transit environment, serving international destinations north of France, such as EU capital, Brussels and the Netherlands, as well as the main airport Paris and many regional destinations.

Bombs remain from world wars and and II regularly Discovered around France and second European countriesBut rarely in such a location packaged.

Tabarot, speaking on the broadcaster broadcast, said local residents and people near traversed cells should have “without fear” of the explosion risk, because he emphasized the procedures for removing and removing such bombs.

Eurostar, who runs passenger trains through the canal tunnel between Britain and continent, has canceled all services between London and Paris on Friday morning and advised passengers to choose another day to travel.

Friday is one of the busiest days of the week at Eurostar’s London Hub, St. Pancras Station, because thousands of people go and arrive for weekend breaks.

Trains between the other main destinations in London and Eurostar, Brussels, were not affected.