Green Park station was closed to commuters this morning due to a police incident involving a person on the tracks. The British Transport Police confirmed that the individual sustained severe injuries early today at approximately 8:20 am and was promptly taken to the hospital after receiving treatment on-site.
The incident has caused significant disruptions on several Underground lines, with certain stations inaccessible to the public due to the extensive police presence. Particularly, there are no services operating between Waterloo and Finchley on the Jubilee Line, prompting passengers to seek alternative travel routes.
Notable stations impacted by the closure include Waterloo, Westminster, Green Park, Bond Street, Baker Street, St John’s Wood, Swiss Cottage, and Finchley Road. Transport for London stated that the route has been shut down from a major interchange in Camden since around 8:20 am.
British Transport Police reported that they were alerted to the situation at Green Park Underground station around 8 am and are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Additionally, the London Fire Brigade has confirmed their presence at the scene, providing assistance alongside other emergency services.
The London Ambulance Service disclosed that they responded to a call reporting a person struck by a train at Green Park Underground Station. Various medical resources were dispatched to the location, and the injured party was transported to a major trauma center for further treatment.
In a separate event, the Hammersmith & City line was briefly suspended due to trespassing at Paddington station but has since resumed with delays. The Bakerloo line is also experiencing minor disruptions due to train cancellations.
