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Balboa BART Station resumes service after medical emergency

David Mariuz • Mar 11, 2014

Police Officer S. Jung stands in front of a Balboa BART entrance that is blocked due to a possibly fatal accident on the tracks.
[/media-credit]Police Officer S. Jung stands in front of a Balboa BART entrance that is blocked due to a possibly fatal accident on the tracks.
The Balboa Park BART Station has resumed service after experiencing major delays and temporary closure due to reports of a person under a train, according to a BART official this afternoon.

The report of a person under a train came at 4:35 p.m., according to BART Spokesperson Jim Allison.

The medical emergency is possibly fatal, according to San Francisco Police Officer S. Jung.

The station was closed and no trains were stopping there causing major delays for trains going towards the East Bay and Peninsula.

At 6:25 p.m. the station reopened for operation.

 

 

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