Person seriously injured after falling on Blue Line tracks at Division

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Blue Line trains were halted Saturday afternoon after a person fell on the tracks at the Division Street station.

Trains were standing at Division at 4 p.m. due to an unauthorized person the tracks, according to the Chicago Transit Authority. Some trains began moving by 4:20 p.m.

A male was recovered from the tracks, according to a spokespeople for the Chicago fire and police departments. He was transported to Northwestern Memorial Hospital in serious condition.

Police said he was still unidentified. Additional details have not been released.

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