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Trains unable to call at Herne Bay due to emergency incident

Police and ambulance crews have been called to an incident on the railway line.

Southeastern tweeted about the emergency near Herne Bay shortly before 1pm today.

Emergency services have been called to the railway line near Herne Bay. Stock picture
Emergency services have been called to the railway line near Herne Bay. Stock picture

The rail operator said services between Faversham and Ramsgate were initially unable to run in either direction.

It later posted on social media that Margate trains are unable to call at Herne Bay and may be diverted.

But Southeastern has since confirmed lines have reopened.

An update on its website states: "Whilst service recovers, trains between Faversham and Ramsgate may be amended to not call at some stations, delayed by up to 30 minutes or revised.

"Disruption is expected to continue until 3pm."

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British Transport Police have been contacted for more information.

More as it comes.

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