Train operator George Mink critically injured and 4 injured, after SEPTA trains derail near 69th Street Terminal in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
4 Injured, 1 Critically, After SEPTA Trains Derail Near 69th Street Terminal
Then, the cars derailed. They didn’t topple over, but leaned over the tracks and officials say they sideswiped the third train involved, which was heading in the opposite direction on a different track.
Officials say two SEPTA train operators are hurt, one critically, and two passengers as well.
Sources: SEPTA Train Operator In Medically-Induced Coma Following Crash
Mink, a 30-year SEPTA employee, was critically injured after his train plowed into the rear of Train 67, and sideswiped a third train.
Three other people were hurt, but their injuries were described as minor.
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