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London Evening Standard·3 min read·easy

Thousands of Gatwick Airport passengers stranded after sinkholes found on South London bridge halt trains

Thousands of Gatwick Airport passengers stranded after sinkholes found on South London bridge halt trains
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Rail services between London and Gatwick Airport were suspended after engineers discovered sinkholes on a bridge near Purley. The disruption has caused significant travel delays for thousands of passengers, with rail replacement services struggling to meet high demand.

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Infrastructure failures in major transit hubs highlight the vulnerability of urban transportation networks and the impact on regional economic mobility.

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The report focuses on factual events regarding infrastructure failure and passenger impact without editorializing.

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