WWII bomb disposal operation in Paris causes travel chaos and Eurostar line closure
The disposal of what Paris police called an “excessively dangerous” unexploded World War II bomb caused hours of transportation chaos Friday on rail and road networks in the French capital, including the suspension of high-speed train links with London and Brussels.
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.
British billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Group aims to raise 700 million pounds ($900 million) to fund its bid to launch ...
The police successfully defused the explosive device, which weighs more than 1,000 pounds and was found near tracks north of ...
Eurostar train service in and out of Paris was canceled for the rest of the day after an unexploded World War II-era bomb was ...
Richard Branson's Virgin Group intends to launch cross-channel rail services to rival Eurostar, aiming to raise 700 million pounds to fund the project. The service plans to connect London with Paris, ...
The unexploded bomb was discovered overnight in the Saint-Denis suburb of Paris during works on the tracks, halting the ...
Eurostar services are expected to resume between London and Paris on Saturday following the disposal of an unexploded Second World War bomb. Thousands of passengers have faced major disruption ...
Virgin Group, led by British billionaire Richard Branson, plans to raise 700 million pounds to fund a cross-channel rail service that will compete with Eurostar. The group looks to gather 300 million ...
Eurostar has suspended services between London and Paris after the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb near ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback