Train Derails in Mississippi; No Injuries Reported
PANOLA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, JUL 6 – The derailment involved 27 cars carrying corn and sulfuric acid, with no injuries or leaks reported, marking the second major Canadian National derailment in Mississippi this weekend.
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Train derails in Mississippi; no injuries reported
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A train has derailed in Sardis, Mississippi, Panola County Emergency Operations has confirmed. Dispatch told WREG that the derailment took place just north of Sardis on Highway 51. There are no reported injuries. Panola County Emergency Operations has asked the public to avoid the scene. The cause of the derailment is still under investigation. The Panola County Sheriff's Department, the Sardis Fire Department, and representati…
Second CN train derails in Mississippi
SARDIS, Miss. — Twenty-seven cars of a Canadian National train derailed Sunday (July 6, 2025) in Sardis, Miss., the second major derailment for CN in the state in two days. The Oxford Eagle reports the incident occurred Sunday evening and involved cars carrying corn and sulfuric acid, and occurred in a remote location difficult to access. No leaks were reported, and there were no reports of injuries. Panola County Emergency Operations said in a…
Train derails in Sardis; no injuries reported
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A train has derailed in Sardis, Mississippi, Panola County Emergency Operations has confirmed. Dispatch told WREG that the derailment took place just north of Sardis on Highway 51. There are no reported injuries. Panola County Emergency Operations has asked the public to avoid the scene. The cause of the derailment is still under investigation. The Panola County Sheriff's Department, the Sardis Fire Department, and representati…
Cleanup Begins After Third Mississippi Train Derails Near Sardis
SARDIS, Miss.–A train derailed Sunday afternoon north of Sardis, according to the Panola County Sheriff’s Dept. That’s the third derailment in the Delta or north Mississippi in two weeks. There was no fire danger, though the derailment did involve tanker cars. As on Monday cleanup operations had begun and were expected to take several days. As with all railroad mishaps or derailments, the National Transportation Safety Board will be in charge of…
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