The front of Charing Cross train station in central London, which was evacuated as emergency services dealt with a fire on a train, Sunday Nov. 23, 2014. London Fire Brigade said that the "small fire" on a front carriage had been brought under control at the London station. (AP Photo/Olivia Rudgard, PA) UNITED KINGDOM OUT - NO SALES - NO ARCHIVES (The Associated Press)
LONDON – Emergency services in London briefly evacuated Charing Cross train station after a fire broke out on a small section in the front carriage of train. There were no injuries.
London Fire Brigade says around 100 people were evacuated from the station on Sunday morning, together with a small number of people on the train.
Station Manager Norman Perry says a small section of the carriage was damaged, at it "caused a lot smoke." A small section of track also suffered damage.
Though social media lit up with images of the blaze, fire officials brought the incident under control in about 30 minutes.
The brigade says the cause of the fire is under investigation, but it believed to have been caused by an electrical fault.
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