Canary Wharf station is currently closed as Transport for London (TfL) responds to a "customer incident". Significant emergency services presence has been reported outside the station, raising immediate public concern.
At around 1pm today, multiple emergency service vehicles were seen attending this incident on Upper Bank Street. Images shared with local news sources, particularly from the East London Advertiser, depict several fire engines and ambulances at the scene.
While the nature of the incident remains unclear, the presence of major emergency services suggests it may involve serious concerns for public safety. It remains unclear whether anyone was injured or the specific circumstances surrounding the event.
Officials from British Transport Police and the London Ambulance Service have been contacted for more information. Eyewitness accounts describe the scene as one filled with activity, as first responders worked to understand and manage the situation.
Authorities have yet to release detailed information about the nature of the incident. No announcements have been made concerning when the station will reopen or what protocol is being followed as the emergency continues to develop.
This incident has caused considerable disruption to commuters and visitors alike, who are being advised to stay clear of the area until the situation is resolved.
The closure of Canary Wharf station and the subsequent response from emergency services highlights the importance of public safety and swift action during unexpected incidents. More updates will be provided as they become available.