Southeastern has apologised to its customers after more train cancellations were enforced this morning.
The first tweet of the day was an apology as it warned commuters that trains from Crayford and Cannon Street and Barnehurst and Cannon Street would be cancelled.
SERVICE UPDATE: Because of a fault the following trains are cancelled this morning. 06:55 Cannon Street-Barnehurst, 07:52 Barnehurst-Cannon Street. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by these cancellations.
— Southeastern (@Se_Railway) July 11, 2018
It is not yet known what the fault is but Southeastern says it is under investigation.
Some people on social media suggested a driver was unwell.
Southeastern responded to say a relief driver was on their way to Crowhurst.
A relief driver is being sent there and we will get trains moving as soon as possible. Sorry for the delay ^CH
— Southeastern (@Se_Railway) July 11, 2018
This comes after a day of chaos yesterday as a train derailed at Grove Park resulting in delays throughout the day.
READ MORE - Southeastern delays go on after train derails at Grove Park
Trains going between Cannon Street and stations in south east London were severely disrupted.
Disappointed passengers will hope they are not too late for work this morning ahead of the World Cup semi-final tonight involving England and Croatia.
One cheeky commuter Tweeted Southeastern to ask for a smooth service tonight.
@Se_Railway please for once just have your services in order this evening. We’re asking nicely.
— Chris Willmott (@chriswllmo) July 11, 2018
However, not all commuters reacted nicely to the latest cancellations.
Thanks @Se_Railway a great start to the morning as my 6.13 Cannon Street train is cancelled! Next train will be horrendous as its overcrowded without this happening!
— chris buller (@chrisbuller1) July 11, 2018
@Se_Railway train cancelled last night from Charing Cross and now train cancelled this morning from Sidcup can’t take much more worst service in the country
— David Steel (@doughnut68) July 11, 2018
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