A train derailed in Chicago on Monday evening, sparking an evacuation of numerous passengers.

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) said the Yellow Line train derailed at Howard station in Rogers Park.

The CTA and Chicago Fire Department escorted passengers on the derailed train and another one to safety at a nearby station. No injuries were reported.

The CTA described the incident as a minor derailment, according to local media reports. The cause was not revealed and is believed to be under investigation.

Red, Yellow, and Purple lines were all shut down at the scene and shuttle buses were put on while the trains were out of action.

Newsweek contacted the CTA for comment by email outside of regular working hours.

This is a developing story. More to follow.

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