Emergency services, including fire crews from the London Fire Brigade and the British Transport Police, were swiftly deployed to Finchley Road Underground Station in London today in response to reports of smoke on the northbound Metropolitan Line track.

The presence of smoke on the northbound Metropolitan Line track has raised concerns among commuters and authorities alike, prompting immediate action from the London Underground Ltd, which operates the station.

Upon arrival at the scene, emergency personnel swiftly worked to assess the situation and ensure the safety of passengers and staff.

While the incident raised concerns and led to a heightened state of alert, initial reports suggest that there were no immediate reports of injuries or casualties as a result of the smoke on the northbound Metropolitan Line track.

The cause of the smoke and the extent of its impact on operations are currently under investigation. London Underground in collaboration with London Fire Brigade and the British Transport Police, is working to determine the source of the smoke and take appropriate measures to address the situation.

Commuters are advised to check for updates on service disruptions and alternative transportation options if planning to use the northbound Metropolitan Line in the affected area. It is essential to stay informed about any developments related to the incident.

As the situation unfolds, authorities and emergency services are focused on ensuring the safety of all passengers and maintaining the integrity of the London Underground system. Passengers are encouraged to follow any instructions provided by station staff and emergency personnel to ensure their safety during this incident.

Further details about the incident, including its cause and any potential service disruptions, will be provided as they become available. The priority remains the safety and well-being of all individuals involved in this incident, and efforts are underway to resolve the situation as quickly and safely as possible.