BERKELEY, Calif. - Amtrak service was delayed on Friday when a woman was struck by a train and killed in Berkeley. The Mercury news reports a train hit a woman near the Gilman Street crossing at around 10 a.m. Video from the scene was posted to the Citizen app. No one on board the train was hurt, according to the report.

A woman was killed Friday morning in northwest Berkeley when an Amtrak train hit her on the railroad tracks, authorities report. Amtrak said the person was trespassing on the tracks when the collision happened at about 10 a.

Amtrak San Joaquins reported in a social media post that Train 711 service is now canceled between the Emeryville and Oakland Jack London stations due to a deadly incident Friday. Amtrak posted the service disruption announcement Friday afternoon following news of a “trespasser coming into a train.

The woman was hit by an Amtrak San Joaquin line train traveling from Oakland to Bakersfield, officials said. The woman was pronounced deceased at the scene. None of the more than 30 passengers and crew members on the train were injured.