Eurostar industrial action continues to hit Paris services

Eurostar again asks pbadengers to travel from Paris to London only "if absolutely necessary".

His services were again affected by long queues caused by action claims by French customs officers.

Officers work to rule, and only one of the six usual x-ray machines is used.

The company, which apologized, said the tickets could be changed for free or that the pbadengers concerned could ask for a refund.

A spokesman for the company said that pbadengers forced to travel had to report to the train for which they had been booked, but that they should not worry if they did not cross the trains. barriers in time, as they would be allowed from the next train. .

He added that those who arrived at their destination more than 60 minutes late could ask for compensation.

But the Eurostar website again recommends not to travel unless it is absolutely necessary.

Customs officers demand higher wages and better working conditions.

They also want to have more staff, which they say will be needed after the Brexit to help treat British citizens who will no longer have pbadports from the European Union.

The strike will last until March 19th.

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Last week, French unions representing about 17,000 customs officials rejected a 14 million euros wage-boost package presented by the government, saying it was not enough.