- A person has died after being found on the track near Sloane Square at around 7.45am, causing chaos on the Tube.
- The Circle Line is completely suspended while the District Line is part suspended due to the incident.
- The Circle line is still fully suspended after the casualty on the tracks at Sloane Square this morning, with the District Line part suspended between Earl's Court and Embankment, causing severe delays on the rest of the line.
A person died on the tracks near Sloane Square at approximately 7:45 a.m., leading to significant disruptions across the London Underground.
The Circle Line is fully suspended, while the District Line is partially suspended between Earl's Court and Embankment, causing severe delays on the remainder of the line.
British Transport Police (BTP) confirmed the casualty, which has resulted in a major impact on the morning commute for thousands of passengers.
Commuters are advised to seek alternative routes as the situation develops.
Transport for London (TfL) is working to resolve the disruptions as quickly as possible, but no timeline has been provided for when services will resume.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the London transport network, particularly during peak travel times.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death, and further updates are expected throughout the day.
Passengers are encouraged to check TfL's website and social media channels for real-time updates on service status.
“The British Transport Police confirmed the fatality occurred near Sloane Square, leading to significant delays across multiple lines. Meanwhile, London's Night Tube celebrates its 10th anniversary, having expanded to include several lines and averaging over 81,000 journeys each night.”
London Evening Standard
