Freight train derails near 95th Street

A freight train derailed this afternoon near the 2100 block of East 95th Street on Chicago's South Side, though no injuries have been reported so far. Several tank cars left the tracks, prompting authorities to declare a Level I hazardous materials incident. Emergency crews are currently on site, and cleanup efforts are in progress. The cause of the derailment is still under investigation. Tim Olk, a local photographer, was on the scene and captured several images showing the extent of the damage. The photos reveal multiple tank cars off the rails, with heavy equipment being brought in to assist in the removal process. One image shows a tank car carrying an unknown cargo, while another highlights the significant track damage caused by the accident. Residents in the area have been advised to stay clear of the site as officials work to secure the area and ensure public safety. Local transit authorities are also monitoring the situation to prevent any disruptions to nearby rail services. The full scope of the incident remains unclear, but early reports suggest that several cars will need to be removed from the tracks. As more details emerge, updates will be provided. For now, the focus remains on safely managing the hazardous materials and restoring normal operations.

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