A street is expected to be shut down for several hours Sunday morning after several train cars derailed in the Queensgate area, Cincinnati police said.The derailment took place around 2 a.m. when about seven train cars veered off the tracks, stacking on top of each other, police said. No one was injured. Gest Street is closed from Dalton Avenue to Evans Street.Cincinnati police said one of the cars was a tanker and about 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel was leaked, but there is currently no hazmat danger to those in the area.Officials said it could take several days for crews to clean up the area and investigate.
A street is expected to be shut down for several hours Sunday morning after several train cars derailed in the Queensgate area, Cincinnati police said.
The derailment took place around 2 a.m. when about seven train cars veered off the tracks, stacking on top of each other, police said. No one was injured.
Gest Street is closed from Dalton Avenue to Evans Street.
Cincinnati police said one of the cars was a tanker and about 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel was leaked, but there is currently no hazmat danger to those in the area.
Officials said it could take several days for crews to clean up the area and investigate.
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