08 Jun 2024 | 08:11 PM UTC
Belgium: Suspicious package prompts authorities to evacuate Liege-Guillemins train station in Liege late June 8
Authorities evacuate Liege-Guillemins train station in Liege, Belgium, late June 8 due to suspicious package; traffic halted via station.
Authorities are responding to the discovery of a suspicious package at Liege-Guillemins train station in Liege as of late June 8. Officials have reportedly closed and evacuated the facility and prohibited trains from passing through the station. Authorities did not immediately specify when the station would reopen to passengers and train traffic.
Officials will almost certainly maintain a heightened security presence in the vicinity of the station until the suspicious package is neutralized or deemed not to pose a security risk. Lingering disruptions will likely affect trains scheduled to travel via Liege-Guillemins even after the station reopens, especially in the event that a train backlog materializes.
Avoid Liege-Guillemins station until the situation normalizes and responding authorities vacate the scene. Consider taking alternative routes and modes of transport to circumvent the affected area and any disruptions. Adhere to all instructions issued by local officials.