Paris metro stations closed as RATP complies with police request, disrupting service for much of the day.
RATP closes stations at police request
RATP, the public transport operator in Île-de-France, has blocked access to several stations in its network at the request of the police prefecture. The closures are part of security measures being taken in response to an unspecified threat or situation.Stations remain closed since morning
The affected stations have been closed since 10 a.m. and are not expected to reopen for the rest of the day. Commuters and travelers are advised to check alternative routes or modes of transport.Public transport disruptions continue
The closures have caused disruptions across the network, with some lines experiencing reduced service or complete shutdowns in certain areas. RATP has urged passengers to plan their journeys accordingly and stay informed through official channels.Authorities assess the situation
Police and security officials are currently assessing the situation to determine the duration of the closures and any further actions needed. No details about the nature of the threat have been released to the public.