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Eurostar services suspended after death on line in Kent Eurostar services suspended after death on line in Kent
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Eurostar services have been suspended after a person was hit by a train on the line in Kent.Eurostar services have been suspended after a person was hit by a train on the line in Kent.
British Transport Police (BTP) and Kent Police were called to the incident at about 11:40 GMT on the line close to Crismill Lane in Bearsted.British Transport Police (BTP) and Kent Police were called to the incident at about 11:40 GMT on the line close to Crismill Lane in Bearsted.
The BTP said: "Medics from South East Coast Ambulance Service also attended the incident, but the person was pronounced dead at the scene." At 16:00 GMT Eurostar said the high speed line was shut in both directions, affecting services between London and Paris and Brussels.
The rail company has advised customers to avoid travelling on the line. The death on the line at Bearsted was being treated as "non-suspicious".
In a statement, the BTP said the incident was being treated as "non-suspicious", adding: "Officers are currently working to establish the identity of the person and how they came to be on the tracks". Departures from London have been cancelled up until the 17:55 GMT departure to Brussels, while services heading to the UK have been cancelled up until the 20:13 GMT departure from Paris.
Passenger Debra Page had been waiting at London St Pancras Station for five hours after her train to Paris - where she lives - was delayed. She told the BBC it was getting "a bit stuffy".
"There have been no other announcements. They just keep telling us the delays are due to an incident," she said.
"Medics from South East Coast Ambulance Service also attended the incident, but the person was pronounced dead at the scene," police said in a statement.
The statement added that officers were trying to establish the identity of the person and how they came to be on the tracks.
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