On Sunday afternoon, metro services on lines M1 and M2 in Copenhagen were halted due to a fire alarm at Christianshavn Station, according to information released by Metroselskabet. Commuters faced significant delays as no trains operated on these lines for an extended period. However, by approximately 16:40, services on line M2 between Vanløse and Copenhagen Airport started operating again, with line M1 expected to resume operations around 17:20.

Metro Service has informed Ritzau that while train operations are set to restart soon, passengers will need to transfer to another train at Christianshavn Station due to ongoing work on one of the station's tracks. This change does not affect the usual route of the replacement trains, ensuring that there is minimal disruption to the service once full operations are restored.

The incident reflects the challenges faced by urban public transport systems in managing emergencies while striving to minimize inconvenience to passengers. Travelers are advised to remain updated on service status as operations stabilize following the incident, underlining the importance of efficient communication during transport disruptions.