Eastbound BART trains are now stopping at the Embarcadero Station in San Francisco Thursday morning after a water drainage issue forced them to bypass the final downtown station for a short time, according to BART officials.
The eastbound station bypass was cleared around 6:35 a.m. after being first reported at 6:12 a.m., BART officials said. Video and images provided by BART showed water was falling from the MUNI level of the station. No cause on the water falling from the ceiling was immediately provided.
MUNI officials said their trains started to bypass the station around 5:30 a.m.
Trains can not stop at Embarcadero at this time due to flooding from the Muni level pouring into our station.
— BART (@SFBART) July 18, 2019
Trains are running through the station but will make all other stops. https://t.co/i56TfIahS7 pic.twitter.com/lWzVjD4QwL
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