Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said late Wednesday evening that a train derailed near Lancaster. Some of the freight cars were reportedly carrying hazardous materials.
A Canadian Pacific train carrying hazardous materials derailed near"State officials are working with local emergency managers after a train derailed near Lancaster. Glad to hear that no injuries are reported and the site is contained," Walz wrote.
The derailment comes a day after another CPKC freight train, also carrying hazardous materials, fell off the tracks near Balfour, North Dakota. Recovery work is shown at the scene of a train derailment outside New Castle, Pa., on Thursday, May 11, 2023.None were carrying hazardous materials.
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