UPDATE: No Injuries Reported in CTA Train Derailment (PHOTO)

Red and Brown lines are delayed this morning after a Red Line train derailed near the Armitage Avenue CTA stop, representatives with the CTA report.

While no injuries are reported, EMS and fire crews are at the scene assessing the issue. The derailment happened around 11:20 a.m., CTA spokeswoman Lambrini Lukidis told the Chicago Tribune.

“Cta issue one car has lost contact with rails at one end,” Chicago Fire Media tweeted. “All cars upright. No injuries reported. Passengers were moved to unaffected cars.”

About 60 passengers were on the train. 

The CTA says its working to implement shuttle busses from Belmont to Clark and Lake for Brown Line riders and from Belmont to Cermak-Chinatown for Red Line riders. In the meantime, service downtown from the Belmont station is suspended.

"Service on the Brown Line has been temporarily suspended between Belmont and Loop due to a derailment near Armitage," the CTA tweeted.

Update: 12:47 p.m.

The Chicago Fire Department says they helped to remove 64 people from the train via a platform, and another 100 when an additional CTA train pulled up along side the derailed cars. 

Update: 3:05 p.m.

The CTA reports the Brown and Red lines are now running with some delays after the derailment, with the Purple line running with "significant residual delays." 

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