A Metro train was halted at St Peter’s in Sunderland, causing delays while paramedics attended to a medical incident.
The train stopped in Sunderland. The North East Ambulance Service responded quickly. The Tyne and Wear Metro shared updates on X, stating a train was waiting for an ambulance and hoping it would move soon. They apologized for any problems caused by the delays.
Later, the train started moving again after the ambulance handled the situation. However, trains had delays of around 15 minutes, affecting travel between Pelaw and South Hylton.
The Metro posted another update on X, confirming a train was moving after the ambulance visit. Green Line trains from Pelaw faced delays as they worked to fix things quickly and hoped to resume the schedule fast.
The ambulance service shared that they got a call about someone sick on a train at St Peter’s Metro station. They sent an ambulance and took a man to the hospital in Sunderland for further care.