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Trains cancelled after bedbug infestation

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by The Telegraph•14h ago•0 views•
Trains cancelled after bedbug infestation
Services suspended and carriages sealed up as drivers refuse to get in cabs after insect sightings
Bedbugs have infested trains across the South of England, leading to services being cancelled, The Telegraph can disclose. Trains run by Southeastern have been removed from schedules after staff discovered the bugs crawling inside carriages. The outb... [4375 chars]
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