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At slightest 80 harmed as New York sight derails during morning rush
- Updated: January 4, 2017
NEW YORK: A commuter sight derailed on Wednesday during a hire in Brooklyn and harmed scarcely 80 people, officials said, environment off a panic during a morning rush.
The Long Island Rail Road sight crashed around 8:30am (1330 GMT) during Atlantic Terminal in a heart of a New York borough.
“76 non life-threatening injuries reported during stage of LIRR sight derailment, Atlantic Terminal Brooklyn,” a New York Fire Department pronounced in a tweet.
103 injuries reported during stage of Atlantic Terminal LIRR sight derailment, all non-life-threatening pic.twitter.com/t5p78cAFlU
— FDNY (@FDNY) Jan 4, 2017
Passengers rushed out as fume filled a tunnel. The impact focussed a train’s doors and crushed windows.
Some of a harmed were brought out on stretchers.
Commuter Aaron Neufeld pronounced on Twitter that a pile-up was “crazy”, though added, “Seems usually a few people are easily injured.”
New York’s puncture presentation complement warned of trade and movement delays and highway closures in a area.
In September, a sight derailed during rush hour as it entered a hire in Hoboken, New Jersey, nearby New York. One chairman died and 114 were injured.
An review into that incident, in that a sight entered a hire during scarcely high speed, is ongoing.