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Four Hours of Delay, Trains removed... A "Person Accident" Paralyzes Traffic in the North of France

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The traffic is "very strongly disturbed" on the Nord high-speed line on Tuesday 8 September in the morning. The reason is ? A "person accident", says SNCF, which specifies that some trains are delayed or deleted. - Four hours of delay, trains deleted... A "person accident" paralyzes traffic in the north of France (Transports).

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A train accident, in which one person was involved, caused interruptions in the operation of the Eurostar railway line in France. The line connecting Britain, France, Belgium and the Netherlands, the company announced today. “We expect traffic problems throughout the day, particularly for trains departing from or arriving at Paris Nord station,” Eurostar said on its website, adding that one person was hit by a train on the rail line between Lill…

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The traffic is "very strongly disturbed" on the Nord high-speed line on Tuesday 8 September in the morning. The reason is ? A "person accident", says SNCF, which specifies that some trains are delayed or deleted. - Four hours of delay, trains deleted... A "person accident" paralyzes traffic in the north of France (Transports).

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A personal accident between the capital and Arras results in significant delays and some train deletions.

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Eurostar has announced disruption to services due to an accident involving a person on the line between Lille and Paris. Problems are expected mainly on trains to and from Paris Nord station, throughout the day.

The circulation of TGVs and Eurostars is very disrupted this Tuesday morning on the high-speed line between Paris and Lille, in both directions, following an accident of no one. Some trains are up to three hours late.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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