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[Update] Major BART Delays After Person Killed By Train

[Update] Major BART Delays After Person Killed By Train

This afternoon BART riders are faced with a closed Civic Center Station and significant delays in both the San Francisco and East Bay directions due to a "major medical emergency" according to authorities. [Update: Civic Center is now back open] As the Chronicle has learned, a person jumped in front of a train at that station, with first reports coming in at around 2:30 p.m. The person has been pronounced dead. BART officials have said that trains will pass through the station without stopping.

According to someone either tweeting from the scene or listening to scanners, a medical examiner had arrive as of around 3:20 p.m.

It looks like Civic Center is open, though delays remain.

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[Update] Major BART Delays After Person Killed By Train
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