Longueville Suicide – A 48-year-old woman died on Thursday, October 15, after being struck by a train at Longueville station in Seine-et-Marne, near Provins, according to the information provided.
The train was traveling from Paris toward Troyes, on the Paris–Provins branch of the P line, with about 250 passengers on board. A message found at the scene reportedly referred to France’s Child Welfare Services, known as ASE. The circumstances and meaning of the message have not been independently established here.
The account describes the woman’s death as suicide, but authorities’ findings and any further details about the investigation were not provided. Out of respect for the woman and her loved ones, it is best not to speculate about her reasons or present the reported message as proof of what led to her death.
The incident also affected passengers and railway staff. No information was provided about injuries among those on the train or the disruption to services.
Our condolences go to the woman’s family and friends. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger or thinking about suicide, contact local emergency services or a crisis support service in your country.
