Trains between Norwich and Ipswich have started to run again, after services were cancelled when a woman was hit by a train in Suffolk.
The woman has been taken to hospital after being hit by a train near Stowmarket.
The incident happened just before 6.15pm at Haughley Junction.
It is not known how the woman came to be on the line or what injuries she has suffered.
A spokesman for Suffolk police said she had been taken to hospital by ambulance.
A second person – a man who was at the scene when police arrived – was uninjured, the spokesman added.
All lines have now reopened and trains are running again, though disruption is still expected until about midnight.
British Transport Police are investigating the incident.
Greater Anglia is putting on some replacement bus services for people wanting to travel between Ipswich and Cambridge.
But the train operator said: 'It has not been possible to provide a rail replacement bus service between Ipswich and Norwich, as resources have been very limited, owing to the current bus operation in place between Ingatestone and Ipswich. '
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