Police gradually began reopening Paris‘ Gare du Nord train station on Monday night after earlier evacuating the platforms and cordoning off the area because of a security alert, local police authorities said.
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A Reuters witness at the scene said there were at least 10 police vans outside the station in central Paris.
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“End of verifications. Gradual return to normal,” Paris police said in a tweet.
Authorities gave no other details about the nature of the operation.
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