A Norfolk Southern freight train derailment in eastern Pennsylvania Saturday morning left locomotives and cars piled up along a river bank but resulted in no injuries or danger to the public, officials said.
The Nancy Run Fire Company wrote on Facebook Saturday the train derailed near the Lehigh River in Lower Saucon near the Pennsylvania-New Jersey state border. Lower Saucon is about 45 miles north of downtown Philadelphia.
No injuries have been reported in the derailment, the fire company wrote. No information was shared on the cause.
The fire company posted photos of train cars and locomotives piled up, some spilling over the river banks.
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