Fire near London train tracks causes major disruption at busy stations.

This morning, there was quite a commotion in east London as a fire near the train tracks caused major disruptions for commuters heading to London Bridge. The situation was so serious that all lines had to be closed from Brockley. National Rail has issued a warning, stating that the area is experiencing "major disruptions" and this is expected to last until noon.

Due to the fire, trains running between East and West Croydon/Crystal Palace and London Bridge/Canada Water may be cancelled, revised, or diverted. This means that some people may experience delays or have to find alternative routes to their destination. Additionally, it has been reported that certain London Overground trains from West Croydon are unable to run at this time.

The safety of passengers and train personnel is of utmost importance, which is why these measures have been put in place. It is best to follow the updates from National Rail and plan accordingly. Once the situation has been resolved and the fire has been contained, the trains will resume their regular schedule. It is expected that the disruptions will last until noon, so it is advisable to allow for extra time when traveling to and from the affected areas.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding during this unexpected event. The authorities are working diligently to resolve the situation and get everything back on track. We hope to see the trains running smoothly and safely again soon. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

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