Emergency services rushed to railway tracks near Pope Street in the Lower Altofts area of Wakefield.
The tragedy happened near Pope Street in the Lower Altofts area of WakefieldA person has died in a serious incident on train tracks in Yorkshire this morning.
Eyewitnesses claimed they saw multiple vehicles at the scene, including three ambulances and fire engines.
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