Six-car train traveling from Philadelphia catches fire
PHILADELPHIA — Approximately 350 passengers were evacuated when a Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) train caught fire in suburban Philadelphia, authorities said. The fire started under the first car of the six-car train at the Crum Lynne Station in Ridley Park at approximately 6 p.m. ET, KYW reported.
Flames and smoke could be seen billowing out of the six-car train that was traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. No ...
A fire aboard a commuter train in Pennsylvania led to the evacuation of 350 people, and triggered delays for other trains in ...
Service along one of SEPTA's train lines is suspended because of a fire, according to officials with the transit agency. On X ...
Flames and smoke could be seen billowing out of the six-car train that was traveling from Philadelphia to Wilmington. No injuries have been reported.
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