Oslo Central Station experienced a total stoppage of train services due to a ground fault late at night. According to reports from the railway operator Bane NOR, the issue was first reported at 00:21, and there was uncertainty regarding the duration of the disruption. Shortly after, at 00:36, it was announced that the fault had been rectified, allowing trains to resume operations. However, passengers were still warned to expect delays as the consequences of the stoppage lingered.

The incident highlights the vulnerabilities in the rail infrastructure, particularly in urban areas where such technical issues can lead to significant disruptions for commuters. Ground faults can result from various factors, including weather conditions or equipment failures, and resolving them promptly is crucial to maintaining service reliability. The station serves as a critical hub for many travelers in Norway, so any interruption can cause substantial inconvenience.

As train services resume, Bane NOR emphasized their commitment to ensuring the safety and punctuality of travel for passengers. Efforts to address the causes of such faults are likely to be reviewed to prevent future incidents, underscoring the importance of maintaining critical transport systems in major cities like Oslo.