BERKELEY — BART train service on its red line stopped Friday morning between Berkeley and Millbrae following what BART officials were calling a major medical emergency near Berkeley. The trouble began about 6:30 a.m. following the incident near the North Berkeley station, BART spokesperson Michelle Robertson said.

BART stopped service on one East Bay line Friday morning due to a 'major medical emergency,' sending riders to transfer at different stations and causing major delays.

BART service between the Downtown Berkeley and Richmond stations has resumed following a “major medical emergency” near the North Berkeley station Friday morning, according to the transit agency. Service was stopped for nearly an hour before resuming with major delays around 7:35 a.