A man was rescued Thursday from the top of a San Francisco Municipal Railway train, fire officials said.
A man was rescued Thursday from the top of a San Francisco Municipal Railway train, fire officials said.
Muni officials on social media declared a medical emergency at 7:52 p.m. at the Castro station.
Fire officials said that after the rescue the man was taken to a trauma center for an evaluation. He had minor injuries.
At 8:47 p.m. Muni officials said normal inbound and outbound service had been restored to the Castro station.
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