A PERSON has been hit by a train travelling between Ayr and Maybole.
The news was broken by ScotRail as the public transport provider took to Twitter to warn services would be disrupted until later this morning.
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They tweeted: “NEW: Sadly, due to a person being struck by a train between Ayr & #Maybole, services may be disrupted until at least 10:45 today.”
NEW: Sadly, due to a person being struck by a train between Ayr & #Maybole, services may be disrupted until at least 10:45 today. ^CT
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) December 10, 2016
Customers were advised to speak to station staff or use platform help points for further information and where attempts will be made to arrange alternative road transport.
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