MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) -- Trains on the Red Line were experiencing delays Saturday night after a train struck a person outside of the North Bethesda Metro Station, killing them. Pete Piringer with the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) said that at around 6:30 p.m., crews responded to the area between the North Bethesda and Grosvenor Metro stations after a person was reportedly struck by a train. There, first responders found a person on the tracks who had been hit. Piringer said the person died as a result of their traumatic injuries. The collision comes after a train struck and killed a person outside the same station nearly one week ago. Responders were on the scene after a train struck and killed a person outside of the North Bethesda Metro Station on Saturday, Jan. 25. (Gabby Allen/DC News Now)Responders were on the scene after a train struck and killed a person outside of the North Bethesda Metro Station on Saturday, Jan. 25. (Courtesy: @mcfrsPIO) Multiple injured on Dulles-bound flight from Nigeria Following the crash, officials relocated passengers on the striking train to a rescue train. Piringer said that responders were evaluating at least one person on the train for potential injuries. Responders were seen offloading passengers onto a rescue train between Grosvenor and North Bethesda Metro stations. (Courtesy: @mcfrsPIO) The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said riders can expect delays in both directions of the Red Line as trains operate every eight to 16 minutes, with single-tracking between Grosvenor and Twinbrook. WMATA also noted that some trains are only operating between Friendship Heights and Glenmont to "minimize traffic." For updates, click here. Riders can sign up for alerts from Metro here.