Eurostar says a bomb alert at Calais-Frethun station in northern France disrupts some trains between London and Paris. Multiple outlets report that the station is closed and trains are affected, with passengers warning signs of delays during the incident. Several reports describe the alert as being assessed by French authorities.
Channel NewsAsia adds that the alert is occurring amid a broader wave of bomb threats and hoaxes reported across France and other European countries in recent months, including incidents affecting flights, schools and, in some cases, media organisations. Other outlets focus more directly on the impact on rail operations and passenger disruption.
Separately, at least one report indicates that the situation is later resolved and road traffic around the station is set to resume, while Eurostar continues to communicate the disruption as a result of police assistance requests. Overall coverage concentrates on the incident and transport consequences, with limited additional detail beyond official statements.
