Thousands freed from Channel Tunnel after trains fail

Thousands freed from Channel Tunnel after trains fail More than 2,000 people spent hours trapped inside the Channel Tunnel after five Eurostar trains broke down due to cold weather. The trains failed as they left the cold air in northern France and entered the warmer tunnel. Some passengers were evacuated via service tunnels to car trains, while others were kept on their trains. Many have faced gruelling 15-hour journeys. ((The article includes an interview with British passengers who sharply criticise the French Eurostar operators. What do you think?))

Read this news story on the BBC.

One Response to “Thousands freed from Channel Tunnel after trains fail”

  1. Eurostar Cancelled Trains Says:

    Let’s not forget that earlier on this year Eurostar services were the only ones that WERE running. And it’s a good thing the trains cut out on the ground, unlike the air travel services which are equally affected by the weather! I know for a fact that they’ve already started modifications on the Eurostar shields and are due to resume service as soon as today or tomorrow.


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