Bomb Squad Blow Up Suspected Package at Euston Station
Euston Station is back up and running after bomb disposal experts carried out a controlled explosion on a suspicious package found near the transport hub earlier today. The discovery sparked a major security alert, forcing evacuations and station shutdowns.
Incident Timeline
- 11:30 AM: Reports came in of a suspicious package at the Parcel Deck on Barnby Street, close to Euston Station.
- 12:00 PM: Police quickly set up cordons and evacuated the station to keep the public safe.
- 12:30 PM: Bomb squad officers detonated the package in a controlled explosion.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed the threat was neutralised: “A controlled explosion has been carried out by specialist officers, and the police cordons have now been lifted. Thank you for your patience.”
Travel Chaos and Recovery
The station’s temporary closure caused big delays across trains and buses. Commuters are urged to check travel updates before heading out as some disruption may still linger.
Public Safety and Police Appeal
The exact nature of the package remains undisclosed, but officers say there’s no ongoing danger. The Metropolitan Police thanked everyone for staying calm and cooperating during the incident.
Investigation Continues
Authorities are still probing how the package ended up near Euston. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police on 101.
Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.
