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Eurostar has advised passengers to delay their travel plans if possible after acts of vandalism in France disrupted rail services between London and Paris.
"We encourage our customers to postpone their trip if possible," the rail operator stated.
Eurostar reported that "coordinated malicious acts in France" had led to several cancellations, forcing services in and out of Paris to use slower routes.
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