Hundreds of passengers were stuck ‘panicking’ and ‘freaking out’ beneath the English Channel on August 24. The underwater Eurotrain was inoperative for more than 5 hours as the train from Calais to Folkestone broke down inside the Channel tunnel. Videos shared on social media shows passengers walking inside the service tunnel, which is normally used by maintenance workers.
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