One person has died after three people were struck by a train in Norwalk Wednesday night.

The incident happened around 8:15 p.m. in the area behind 353 Main Ave., according to the Norwalk Fire Department.

When emergency crews arrived, two males were being escorted off the tracks by police. Officials said both were conscious and alert.

The two told responders that a third male was trapped beneath the train.

Crews located the victim underneath a rail car between two tracks on a bridge over a river, where access was limited and rescuers faced significant safety hazards.

Firefighters, police officers and EMS personnel worked together to remove the victim from beneath the train using a Reeves Sleeve before moving him through a passenger rail car.

Officials said he was later transferred to a Stokes basket and carried to a waiting ambulance.

The rescue took about 15 minutes.

The victim was rushed to Norwalk Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.

His identity has not been released.

The other two males were not injured.

The incident remains under investigation.