Train Collision in Indiana Leads to Hazmat Response, Severe Injuries

A railroad crossing with the gate closed as a freight train passes eastbound from Los Angeles through the Southern California desert at Kelso Junction located in the Mojave Desert in eastern San Bernardino County, California.
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WESTVILLE, IN – A train crash at the intersection of Snyder Road and Otis Road has resulted in a hazardous situation, with reports of a significant fuel spill and a severe injury requiring amputation. 

According to first responders on scene the collision left one person in critical condition, prompting an immediate response from emergency services and a specialized Hazmat team.

Authorities quickly called in for medical assistance, and an ambulance helicopter was dispatched to the scene to transport the injured individual for urgent treatment. Meanwhile, concerns over the spilled diesel and gasoline necessitated the involvement of the Hazmat team, who are working to contain the potentially harmful substances.

The gravity of the situation escalated as responders discovered the need for amputation due to the severity of one person’s injuries. Details about the exact circumstances leading to the collision and the contents of the train remain undisclosed pending ongoing investigations.

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