Eurostar weekend breakdown adds to Brussels woes
Eurostar suffered another setback this weekend after a train breakdown on Sunday delayed hundreds of passengers.
As the operator battles to resume service to Brussels following last week’s commuter train crash just outside the city, its Paris to London Sunday morning service stopped just south of Ashford following “major technical problems”.
Some 740 people had to get out of the train before being placed on a replacement one that arrived around an hour later. The passengers arrived four and a half hours late into St Pancras.
Phil Davies
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