Aerial images have revealed the extent of damage to the train tracks near Haddiscoe caused by heavy flooding.

On Sunday (January 31), passengers were evacuated from the 7.25am Greater Anglia service between Lowestoft and Norwich after ballasts were reported to be moving due to flood water from the River Yare making its way inland.

Eastern Daily Press: Images capture the extent of the damage after the train was stopped near Haddiscoe.Images capture the extent of the damage after the train was stopped near Haddiscoe. (Image: Mike Page)

Pictures from the air have shown two halted trains following disruptive weather conditions over the weekend.

Another image shows workers inspecting a stopped train and observing the damage.

Eastern Daily Press: Workers observing the damage to the stopped train.Workers observing the damage to the stopped train. (Image: Mike Page)

Greater Anglia confirmed that no trains will run on the Norwich to Lowestoft line for most of the week.

A replacement bus service will operate from Monday, January 31, and Friday, February 4.

Rail replacement services between Norwich and Lowestoft will call at Oulton Broad North only.

Eastern Daily Press: Greater Anglia has cancelled all services on the Lowestoft to Norwich line until Friday.Greater Anglia has cancelled all services on the Lowestoft to Norwich line until Friday. (Image: Mike Page)

Passengers travelling to other stations are advised to seek alternative routes to travel on.

Network Rail Anglia confirmed it had started work to repair the railway but anticipates it to take several days.