Tens of thousands of London passengers and visitors Experienced passenger chaos After most of the transport network of capital, it is extinguished on Monday.
The interruption is caused by a cable cable that led to fire on electric substations in Cunningham and Aberdeen Place in Maida Vale, said Spokesperson of the London Fire Brigade (LFB).
The Transport for London (TFL) Web site on Monday afternoon showed the entire Bakerelo and suspension line, while there were serious delays and suspension of the work on Elizabeth line and jubilee and north lines.
Line Bakereloo, Connectivity Elephant and Castle With northwest of London, he was completely suspended.
Saturdays and underground surfaces are completely suspended, and the Mildmay line is partially suspended with great delays.
The north line did not have a service on the connection of the Cross Branch that connects London Euston via Leicester Square and Waterloo With Kennington, nor south of Stockwell.
Firefighters are invited to the substation in Maida Vale, West London, and three meters of high voltage cabling were destroyed, it is understood.
There are weeks after the fire on the same substation, which they saw the older and vulnerable residents among those moving from their homes.
However, the Fire Monday is understood that 29. April included different flames equipment.
Claire Mann, the main operating director of the TFL, said, “Due to the short power supply to our network, several rows lost the short afternoon power.
“We apologize to the customers whose travel will hit. We work on the entire network and run again as quickly as possible.”
A National network Spokesperson said, “We apologize for the inconvenience after the mistake on our transmission network in central London this afternoon.
“The mistake was resolved within seconds and did not stop supplying our network, but the consequent urooming voltage may have been briefly affected by the low voltage distribution network in the area.
“We are still apologizing again for inconvenience and current travel disorders.”