Paris train services slowly resume after WW2 bomb defused
This Paris regional train was parked on the tracks in the suburb of Saint-Denis as services ground to a halt An unexploded World War Two bomb found near Gare du Nord station in Paris was defused on Friday after trains to and from the station - one of Europe's biggest - were cancelled.
The Gare du Nord is a major European transit hub, serving international destinations north of France such as the EU capital, Brussels, and the Netherlands, as well as the main Paris airport ...
This photograph shows the entrance of the gare du Nord train station in Paris on March 7, 2025. (Photo by GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT / AFP) Rail services in and out of Gare du Nord station ...
The unexploded ordinance was discovered approximately 1.5 miles north of Gare du Nord in Saint Denis, an area just north of Paris where the Stade de France the national stadium of France is ...
The Gare du Nord train station lies in the north of Paris and is the country's busiest rail terminal, serving an estimated 700,000 people each day. Bombs left over from World War I or World ...
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