A LARGE number of emergency services, including an air ambulance, were called to a bridge in Worcester this afternoon - here's what we know.
Firefighters, police, and paramedics were all spotted at the railway bridge on Lark Hill Road this afternoon (August 22) at around 1.40pm.
An air ambulance was seen shortly after circling the area before landing. It is unclear where the air ambulance landed; however, witnesses believe it could have been Red Hill School.
Emergency services are yet to comment publicly on the incident; however, multiple witnesses have said that someone was on the train tracks.
An ambulance and a police car were spotted on blue lights leaving the scene up London Road at around 2.10pm.
Emergency services had left the scene by 2.30pm.
West Mercia Police has been approached for comment but has not provided one before publication.
More updates to follow...
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