إنذار بوجود قنبلة يوقف حركة القطارات شمال فرنسا

A bomb threat at the "Calais Frethun" station in northern France today (Thursday) caused a temporary halt to local and international train services, leading to delays for several Eurostar high-speed trains between the British capital London and the French capital Paris.

The local authorities in the "Pas-de-Calais" region announced that they received a bomb threat at the station, prompting security measures and verification operations to assess the nature of the threat and the safety of the site.

Resumption of Train Services

The French railway company (SNCF) reported that train services resumed later this morning, after receiving approval from the French gendarmerie, following a temporary halt that affected transportation in the area.

For its part, Eurostar explained that security measures prevented some of its trains from passing through the "Calais Frethun" station, causing delays for trains traveling to and from London.

A Series of Threats in Europe

This incident comes amid a wave of bomb threats that have been witnessed in France and other European countries in recent months, targeting transportation facilities, schools, and media institutions.

It remains unclear whether the latest threat is related to previous threats, and authorities have not reported finding explosives at the station.