Freight train loaded with trash derails in Ayer, Massachusetts
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Five freight train cars derailed in Massachusetts on Thursday, but no hazardous materials were being hauled and there were no reports of injuries, according to authorities.
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Massachusetts train derails, no hazardous cargo reported
Officials say five freight train cars have derailed in Massachusetts. But no hazardous materials were being hauled, and there were no reports of injuries. Authorities say the freight cars toppled
Five freight train cars have derailed mysteriously in Massachusetts while they were parked. No hazardous materials were being hauled, and there were no reports of injuries. (March 23) (AP video by Rodrique Ngowi)
Massachusetts train derails, no hazardous cargo reported
AYER, Mass. (AP) — Some freight train cars have derailed in Massachusetts but the fire department says no hazardous materials were on board. The Ayer Fire Department said in a tweet that the train derailed around noon Thursday. Video showed several railcars that were being hauled by Norfolk Southern engines that appear to have toppled off the tracks onto their sides. Norfolk Southern was the rail operator at the center of a fiery derailment in E…
Massachusetts train derails, no hazardous cargo reported
AYER, Mass. (AP) -- Five freight train cars derailed in Massachusetts on Thursday, but no hazardous materials were being hauled and there were no reports of injuries, according to authorities.
Massachusetts Train Derails, No Hazardous Cargo Reported
AYER, Mass.—Five freight train cars derailed in Massachusetts on Thursday, but no hazardous materials were being hauled and there were no reports of injuries, according to authorities.
The freight cars that toppled over at about 11:30 a.m. were carrying sealed containers of trash and recycling material, the Ayer Fire Department said in a social media post. Each car was carrying double stacked containers for a total of 10 containers, according to…
