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Watch: Dramatic video shows freight train, crew caught in Canadian wildfires

Viral video footage shows a Canadian freight train and its crew caught within the path of encroaching wildfires.

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The story so far

A freight train operated by CN has been recorded passing through an area heavily affected by wildfires in Canada. The footage, which has circulated widely online, shows the train and its crew surrounded by active flames.

Coverage from Firehouse, ABC News, CBC, The Telegraph, and FOX Weather highlights the intensity of the visual evidence. While reports emphasize the dramatic nature of the encounter, the railway has confirmed that the crew members involved in the incident exited the area safely.

Future developments depend on ongoing assessments of the wildfire impact on regional transit infrastructure. Coverage does not yet specify the exact location of the incident or potential disruptions to rail operations moving forward.

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The obvious questions

Are the crew members safe?

Yes, the railway stated that the CN workers caught in the incident exited safely.

What is the condition of the train?

Coverage confirms the train was engulfed in flames, but does not provide details on the current status of the equipment.

Where did this happen?

The provided coverage identifies the incident as occurring in Canada, but does not specify a precise location.

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