Eurostar has suspended all trains between London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels due to an electrical power issue in the Channel Tunnel.

Eurostar has announced on Tuesday the suspension of all trains between London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels, due to a power supply issue in the Channel Tunnel and a technical failure on a Le Shuttle train. The company has warned passengers not to head to stations, recommending that they postpone their travels.

Trains scheduled for 15:12, 17:12, 20:12, and 21:12 from Paris to London, as well as those in the opposite direction, have been canceled. Eurostar mentioned that there are severe delays and last-minute cancellations, and passengers are advised not to come to the station without a valid ticket. Additionally, Le Shuttle reported significant delays on the Folkestone-Calais route, and National Rail issued a similar warning for travelers. The company announced a possible gradual resumption of rail traffic starting at 16:00, Romania time.