A fire call was made at the Holborn underground station in London, the capital of England.
Holborn underground station, one of London's central underground stations, which was evacuated due to fire, was reopened. It was understood that the dense smoke was caused by the failure of the electric lines under the train. Upon the operation of the fire alarm at the station, fire trucks were sent to the area. Firefighters stated that there was no fire in the train and smoke was also blocked.
A fire broke out in the underground station in London, the capital of England. While it was stated that there was smoke coming from the wagons at Holborn station, fire trucks were directed to the scene. A fire call was made in London's Holborn underground station. It was stated that there was smoke coming from the wagons in the metro station, and fire trucks were directed to the scene.
It was stated that the station was closed after a fire warning. An eyewitness told Reuters that one of the wagons was filled with smoke.
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Firefighters directed to the station intervened in the incident, the British police said in a statement caused by a defective train to the fire.
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