LONDON: Passengers were seen "badly burned" following a possible explosion on a London Underground train, eyewitnesses said on Friday, as emergency services said they were responding to an "incident". A Metro.co.uk reporter at the scene was quoted by the paper as saying that some passengers were "really badly burned" and their "hair was coming off". Passengers described chaotic scenes at the station in a leafy and normally quiet part of west London. "There was panic, lots of people shouting, screaming, lots of screaming," Richard Aylmer-Hall, 52, a media technology consultant, told the Press Association. Natasha Wills, assistant director of operations at London Ambulance Service said: "Our initial priority is to assess the level and nature of injuries".

Source: New Strait Times September 15, 2017 09:00 UTC