September 6th 2024.
Trains passing through the bustling area of East Croydon are currently facing some unexpected obstacles. Due to a trespasser on the track, trains entering and exiting London as well as those headed towards Gatwick Airport are experiencing disruptions. The safety of the trespasser is of utmost importance, so all trains passing through East Croydon are being instructed to travel at a reduced speed until the individual is located and removed from harm's way. This means that passengers may experience longer travel times and potential delays.
The three main rail providers, Southern, Thameslink, and Gatwick Express, are all working diligently to handle the situation and investigate the trespass incident. However, it is expected that the disruption will last until at least 8am. This could have a significant impact on both commuters and those heading to the airport, so National Rail is advising passengers to plan accordingly and allow for extra time when traveling through East Croydon this morning.
The safety and well-being of all individuals involved is the top priority, and while the situation is being resolved, it is important for passengers to remain patient and understanding. Trains will continue to run, but at a slower pace, to ensure the safety of the trespasser and all those on board. National Rail will provide updates as they become available, and they apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during this unexpected incident.
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