France's national rail operator, SNCF, said repairs to its network were fully completed and there would be no more travel delays from Monday (July 29).
This comes after an ‘attack’ on France’s high-speed train network ahead of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony on Friday, July 26, as reported by Travel News.
French police continue to search for the perpetrators, reports France 24.
SNCF said about 250 000 passengers had been affected on Friday and French Transport Minister, Patrice Vergriete, estimated that about 800 000 travellers had been affected over the weekend.
