A pedestrian was struck by a Green Line train Monday afternoon in St. Paul.
An eastbound train "made contact with a person" just east of the intersection of University Avenue and Grotto Street about 12:35 p.m., said Metro Transit spokesman Drew Kerr.
It was not immediately known how serious the pedestrian's injuries were. The person was transported to a hospital, Kerr said.
Train service in both directions was briefly halted, but service in both directions had resumed as of 1:15 p.m., Kerr said.
Riders were being directed to use bus Route 16 while train service was suspended.
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