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Commuter train traffic halted after fire – passengers evacuated

today at 11.36 Nelly Kronstrand

A fire broke out under a commuter train at Kungsängens station in Stockholm just before lunch on Monday.

– All travelers were evacuated. The fire is out, but this obviously affects commuter train traffic. It is a complete stop in the northbound direction, says Claes Keisu, press communicator at SL.

SL has no forecast for when traffic can flow as usual again. There is also no information on what caused the fire.

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