High-speed trains in northern France are still experiencing issues on Tuesday morning, with several services cancelled and some Eurostar trains between Brussels and Paris delayed.
On Monday, a power outage disrupted train services in northern France, causing significant problems. At least sixteen Eurostar trains were cancelled, along with disruptions to TGV Inoui and Ouigo services.
French media report that work on the electricity network in Val d’Oise was carried out overnight, but train services are still affected on Tuesday. According to SNCF Voyageurs, delays may extend into late morning.
At Lille Europe station, nine trains have been cancelled as of Tuesday morning. Delays range from 5 to 45 minutes, according to the new outlet BFMtv. This is an improvement from Monday when some trains were delayed by several hours.
