Media caption, WATCH: Footage has emerged revealing travelers being left through an emergencysituation service tunnel Dozens of individuals were left stranded for hours inside the Channel Tunnel after a train from Calais to Folkestone appeared to have damaged down. Footage emerged revealing Eurotunnel Le Shuttle travelers being left through an emergencysituation service tunnel after having to desert their lorries. They were ultimately moved to a replacement train and taken to the Folkestone terminal in Kent. A Eurotunnel spokesperson stated services were now back to typical. Le Shuttle stated Tuesday night’s event started when the train’s alarms went off and this required to be examined. A spokesperson stated such events were uncommon however not remarkable – far more typical on trains bring trucks than those with personal vehicles. “The Shuttle was brought to a managed stop and examined. As a preventive step, for their security and convenience, we moved the guests on-board to another shuttlebus, through the service tunnel [which is there for exactly that purpose],” the spokesperson stated. “We brought them to the guest terminal structure, where food and beverages were readilyavailable.” He included the initial train was then “slowly brought out” of the tunnel and the travelers had their automobile
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