Emergency services were called to Euston Underground Station on Tuesday following reports that a person was struck by a train on the northbound Victoria Line.
The incident occurred on Platform 4 at approximately [time], prompting a swift response from the British Transport Police (BTP), London Ambulance Service (LAS), and London Fire Brigade.
A spokesperson for the BTP confirmed:
“We were called to Euston Underground Station following reports of a person being struck by a train. Emergency responders are on the scene, and the incident is being investigated.”
The station was temporarily evacuated, and services on the northbound Victoria Line were suspended while emergency crews attended to the scene. Commuters faced significant delays, with Transport for London (TfL) advising passengers to seek alternative routes.
Witnesses described chaotic scenes as emergency teams worked to manage the situation. One commuter stated:
“It was very distressing. The staff handled it professionally, but it’s heartbreaking to think about what happened.”
The condition of the individual involved has not yet been disclosed, and authorities have urged the public to avoid speculation.
Disruption to Services
The Victoria Line is experiencing severe delays, with trains being diverted or held at nearby stations. Passengers are advised to check the TfL website or social media channels for the latest updates on services.
