The train company Eurostar reported that all routes are operating this Wednesday, although it warned of the possibility of delays and cancellations. A company representative stated that services are running following an electrical issue in the Channel Tunnel. Eurostar has increased its service with an extra train departing from London to Paris this Wednesday at 11:00 GMT. The company noted that, after resuming service on Tuesday afternoon, all trains scheduled to depart yesterday reached their destinations. However, since early Wednesday, it has had to cancel trains and has announced that scheduled times will not be met. On the Paris-London route, the company had planned 13 trains, with departures from the French capital. Of these, six were listed as delayed. In the opposite direction, of the 14 trains planned between London and Paris, the first was cancelled and the second arrived more than 30 minutes late. Getlink reported that the electrical supply failure that occurred on Tuesday has been resolved, allowing traffic to resume in both directions. Eurostar indicated that passengers affected by the failure will have the option to receive compensation, which may be a full refund of the ticket price or 150% if they choose to receive it in the form of an electronic voucher.
