Belgium: Train service between Liège and Brussels temporarily halted June 5

Event

Authorities temporarily suspend train service between Liège (Liège province) and Brussels (Brussels-Capital region) on Wednesday morning (local time), June 5, following the discovery of a body on the tracks. The national railway manager announced that a body found at 07:30 had caused service to be halted and SCNB, the railway company, was establishing detours and diversions. Disruptions to rail service, including cancelations, delays, and diversions, are expected to persist in the coming hours. 

Advice

Individuals traveling via rail in Belgium are advised to monitor the situation, anticipate significant disruptions to rail service (e.g. cancelations, diversions, delays, etc.), and allow additional time to reach their destination.