Paris, November 12, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
A bomb alert at Calais-Frethun railway station in France’s Pas-de-Calais department was lifted on Thursday after security checks were completed, the department’s prefect announced on X.
The alert had been issued earlier following a report of unattended luggage at the station. The prefect said the security operation had been completed and road traffic in the surrounding area was gradually returning to normal.
Regional train operator TER Hauts-de-France said rail services on the line had been suspended in both directions following the report. Eurostar also reported disruptions to some services connecting London and Paris.
The incident comes a week after bomb threats affected more than a dozen passenger flights across Europe, prompting diversions and security checks at several airports.
An Aer Lingus Airbus A320 travelling from Dublin to Rome was diverted to a military airbase in Evreux, France. The aircraft landed safely, and all 151 passengers and six crew members were moved to safety while bomb disposal teams inspected it, according to the French Prime Minister’s office.
In Bulgaria, three Ryanair flights bound for Sofia received bomb threats, broadcaster bTV reported. Flights from Copenhagen and Madrid landed safely, while a London Stansted service was diverted to Plovdiv. Security checks found no dangerous objects on board.
In Poland, a Paris-bound LOT Polish Airlines flight was stopped while taxiing at Warsaw Chopin Airport after a report of a potentially dangerous object on board. The aircraft was moved to a designated parking stand for inspection, and one runway was temporarily closed. No dangerous items were found, and airport operations later returned to normal.
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