In the tranquil morning of a Montana Monday, a freight train traversing the Yellowstone River Bridge encountered an unforeseen disaster. The bridge, a significant crossing point over the Yellowstone River, succumbed to a sudden collapse. This Montana train derailment led to numerous parts of the train plunging into the river beneath.
Montana Train Derailment : No Immediate Danger but Concerns Loom
The train derailment thankfully did not cause any injuries among the crew members.
However, gates alongside the Yellowstone River, together with several sections of the waterway, are now under closure.
Authorities in Yellowstone County issued this precaution due to apprehension over a potential hazardous material leak.
Montana Train Derailment : Investigation and Damage Assessment Underway
A scene of partially submerged tank cars in the river marked the aftermath of this Montana train derailment.
Railroad crews arrived promptly at the Stillwater County site, adjacent to the town of Columbus, situated around 64 kilometers west of Billings.
