Eurostar ‘complete disaster’ as trapped passengers left ‘with lack of air’ | UK | News
Eurostar passengers have been stuck in London and London and in a service between London and complained that it was left with “no air and bathrooms”. Brussels. Furious travelers from the Brussels Midi Station to the St Pancras International train went to social media to accelerate the disappointment with delays on Sunday, July 6.
Serge de Gheldere X was published in X: “On the way to London for more than 2 hours [at a] stop. No communication, no weather. He claimed that the “Clueless” personnel were “joking” instead of opening the door to ventilate cars and inform people. [three hours]. There is still no news, no weather. This is not just an event or bad luck. ” To express approached Eurostar For comment.
In his post an angry Mr. Gheldere added: “Eurostar Absolutely Clueless and unprepared. No plan. Instead of opening the doors and trusting people, only one or two doors are open and allow people to drown almost. There are asthma patients and babies on board. It is absolutely unacceptable. “
Eurostar General Manager Gwendoline suggested that Cazenave probably made changes and “adding a few adults” to the management team.
Passenger, Santiago Theoduloz said it was a complete disaster: “Without any information about what’s going on on the train, lack of air, bath or electrical operation.
“A disaster! Information about failure and communication from the crew would be useful!”
Eurostar apologized to the online response and called on the passengers to stay in their seats to wait more instructions than the train personnel.
The company said that he had organized a spare train to collect travelers for “understanding and patience”.
However, another person who tweeted from an account called Alana, said the second train did not come even though it would be until 13:30. They added: “[S]We pass here while we are stuck here. “
Delays are the last problem to feed Eurostar. In June, The journeys between London and Paris went down to “chaos”. After the cable was played, it caused delays and cancellations in the services that were interrupted by two deaths on the runway.
Eurostar, London St Pancras’dan Paris Gare Du warned passengers traveling to Paris Gare Du Nord for “violent delays and last -minute cancellations” and advised the 600 meters of copper cables to cancel or postpone their trips after stolen near Lille.
The company itself described what happened later as “total chaos”. Only days ago, two people were shot by trains near Lille Europe, which stopped directly in the Eurostar service between St Pancras and Paris.
Severe delays on the journey of thousands of people encouraged the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to update their advice for the British who planned to go to France in Eurostar and update the “violent deterioration” warning.
