Laval Station Evacuated After a Fire Starts on an Auxiliary Battery of a TGV Connecting Paris to Saint-Malo
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Monday morning, a non- banal misadventure involved a train connecting Paris and Saint-Malo (35), an auxiliary battery of which caught fire. This incident led to the evacuation of passengers at Laval station.
This Monday, August 17, the passengers of the train connecting Paris to Saint-Malo were evacuated to the Laval station. SNCF explains that the stoppage of the train is due to a "material damage". According to the Mayenne SDIS, the incident was caused by an auxiliary battery which reportedly caught fire.
The facts occurred on Monday, August 17th in a TGV train connecting Paris to Saint-Malo (Bretagne). All passengers were forced to leave the train at Laval train station (Mayenne).
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com A Paris-Rennes TGV was stopped at Laval station this Monday morning after a fire started on an auxiliary battery. The 782 passengers were evacuated without injuries.
The Laval station was evacuated this Monday morning due to a start of fire in the car of a TGV. All passengers were evacuated. About 20 firefighters were mobilized on site.
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