An elderly man is reported to have collapsed and died outside Seven Kings station (Image: Biffo - Pixabay (ambulance), Google Maps)
A man has collapsed and died outside a train station.
The Metropolitan Police were called to Seven Kings station in Cameron Road at 6.45am today (October 27) to reports of that an elderly man had collapsed.
The London Ambulance Service also attended but the man died.
A police spokesperson said: "He has been identified and we are working to notify his next of kin.
“The death is not being dealt with as suspicious.”
Members of the public contacted the Recorder after seeing large numbers of police and a white tent outside the station.
It is not known what caused the man’s death, or how old he was.
The London Ambulance Service has been approached for comment.
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