Apparently the train hit something while entering the tunnel and created an enormous loud band and jolted everyone.
About 3 hours later, another train came and transfered everyone to that train. All of us were unhurt and on arrival of our destination everyone were given a full refund for the delay although the incident was clearly not their fault. Water bottles were given away too. How thoughtful they are.
As I got out from the tunnel, texts and missed calls started bombarding my phones. I called my friends immediately and told them to go tour without me. I ended up hanging around the Eye myself waiting for them to return.


the train got stuck there, so to me it's the train's fault. But it was thoughtful of them giving free water. I recalled how the German ICE provide free coffee, beverages during we were stuck in the train due to strike -__- I nearly missed my flight to Prague
ReplyDeleteThey just want to ensure the safety of the passenger by stopping the train and checked the train condition. The train hit an object dangling on a cable that drove the train and it was impossible to carry on the journey. So they did the right thing. The person who threw that object should be blamed.
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