Eurostar Services Halted After WWII Bomb Discovery Near Paris

Train services originating from Paris Gare du Nord are significantly disrupted after an unexploded World War II bomb was discovered on the tracks during maintenance work. The bomb, located approximately two kilometers from the station in Saint-Denis, has led to the cancellation of all Eurostar trains to London and other northern France destinations, with further disruptions expected throughout the day. The French national railway operator SNCF has advised passengers to reschedule their journeys, as safety measures are in place to manage the situation. A bomb disposal team is on-site to assess the device and manage its removal. Local and regional train services are also affected as safety protocols are enforced around the area. Gare du Nord, being Europe's busiest train station, is experiencing significant traffic delays due to these cancellations.