French train traffic to return to full normalcy on Monday

High-speed train (TGV) cycle FranceIn the early hours of Friday morning, a series of organized acts of sabotage were disrupted. This Saturday, it has recovered significantlybut it will take until Monday to return to full normalcy.

This is the message National Railway Association French national railway company SNCF insisted in a statement that it would guarantee transportation for all teams and accreditation staff participating in the Paris Olympics.

East GalleryThe service, which covers routes from Paris to Luxembourg and Strasbourg, normally starts at 6:30am local time (04:30 GMT). Atlantic and Northernwho were also affected by the attack, They didn’t have the same luck. Fires broke out in signalling equipment at three strategic points on the TGV line.

in the northwhich is the road that goes from Paris in the following direction Lille, London, Brussels, Netherlands and northern Germany70% of regular trains are running, but with delays of one to two hours as they have to be rerouted along regular lines.

This Saturday, only a third of the usual schedule was circulating there. Even so, 70% of TGVs on Atlantic routes are in usethose flights from Paris to the UK and other destinations in southwestern France, such as Bordeaux, Toulouse or the Spanish border in the Basque Country.

We will be back to “normal” from Monday

Friday is The Atlantic axis was most affectedas it would not be operational until the afternoon, and then only partially.

A spokesman for the French National Railway Company (SNCF) told EFE that such a situation was to be expected. “Back to normal on Monday”The company yesterday expected 250,000 people affected.

The fourth main French TGV corridor is located in the southeast, from Paris to Paris Lyon, Marseille or Barcelonaalthough sabotage was detected, it was not disturbed. A worker at the factory SNCF surprises a crowd When they tried to set fire to another signal infrastructure, they escaped in a van.

Authorities gave no details on the progress of the investigation, which is being centralised by the Paris prosecutor’s office and coordinated by France’s Justice Ministry. Police Counter-Terrorism Division (SDAT).

The government members being questioned did not want to speculate on the most widely circulated media reports about Possible author from far-left group.

Minister of Transport, Patrice Vigueriteand the President of SNCF, Jean-Pierre Farandouwe will appear today to provide more details on how they are working to fully restore service.