A passenger left an unattended bag at Warsaw’s Służew metro station, prompting evacuations and the closure of Służew and Ursynów stations on the M1 line.
Unattended Bag Triggers Evacuation
A passenger left an unattended bag at Służew metro station in Mokotów, leading to evacuation of passengers and the closure of Służew and Ursynów stations.
Station Closures and Restricted Access
Authorities sealed station entrances and restricted platform access to authorized personnel only, closing both Służew and Ursynów stations on the same M1 segment.
Safety Investigation Underway
Fire investigation teams secured the area around the bag and are checking whether it poses a threat to passengers and infrastructure; stations remain closed until the investigation concludes.
Bus Replacement Service In Place
Replacement buses have been launched on the affected segment to keep commuters in Mokotów and Ursynów connected, running between stations that split the closed section.
Passengers Face Longer Commutes
Users will experience increased travel times and bus line congestion, with updates in voice announcements, passenger information systems, and city transport notices.
Official Statements and Routes
The Warsaw Transport Authority reports that M1 trains still run from Młociny to Wilanowska and from Kabaty to Stokłosy, while replacement buses operate on the route from Metro Wilanowska through Al. Wilanowska, Rolna, Al. Harcerzy Rzeczypospolitej, Al. KEN to Ursynów Płd.
Restoration Pending
Normal service on the M1 line will resume only after the fire investigation concludes and confirms the bag poses no threat; until then stations stay closed and replacement buses continue.