Train derailment in East Sussex closes several routes
Summary
A passenger train derailed near Lewes in East Sussex in the afternoon, causing several rail routes to close. Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, helping passengers and advising people to avoid the area.Key Facts
- A passenger train derailed near Lewes, East Sussex just before 4 pm.
- At least two train carriages tipped over, with passengers seen on top of them.
- Several railway routes in the area were closed after the accident.
- Emergency services, including paramedics and fire crews, arrived quickly to assist.
- Travelers in the area were asked to allow up to 60 extra minutes for their journeys.
- Network Rail, Southern Rail, and British Transport Police are involved in the response.
- The UK Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander, expressed concern and thanked emergency teams.
- Further updates were promised as more information becomes available.
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