Auckland's Western and Eastern line trains delayed or cancelled

Western Line trains in Auckland have been delayed or cancelled this morning. Photo / File

All Western Line trains in Auckland have been delayed or cancelled after a medical emergency at Grafton while commuters using the Eastern Line were also warned to expect delays.

On the Eastern Line, a train fault at Glen Innes had caused some delays and cancellations.

Please expect some delays and cancellations on the Eastern Line due to a train fault at Glen Innes. Western line services are returning to schedule due to an earlier customer matter. https://t.co/rHPhbfkA1l

— Auckland Transport (@AklTransport) February 24, 2019

On the Western Line, Auckland Transport said the issue was due to a "customer matter" but services were returning to schedule.

CUSTOMER MATTER AT GRAFTON:

Trains across the Western line are delayed or cancelled due to a customer matter at Grafton. Updates to follow. pic.twitter.com/H7Cto2l0rk

— Auckland Transport (@AklTransport) February 24, 2019

AT intiailly said the medical emergency shouldn't affect commuters but had since shut down its Western Line services.

The train which the passenger was on was now heading straight to Otahuhu, its final stop, after the incident at Grafton.

More to come.