Residents of a small town in the state of Georgia lived moments of terror when train coaches began to fall from the sky on their streets, causing great material damage and forcing people to evacuate the entire city.
About 30 vehicles derailed from a train derailed on Saturday as he walked on a bridge in the town of Broomville, Georgia, where about 500 people live.
The head of the fire department, Brett Ellis, station "WMAZ", that between 15 to 30 vehicle landed on the highway "Georgia 90", pointing out that the reports showed that some of these vehicles were loaded with propane gas.
Railway sources said the train contained 72 vehicles loaded with things, not mentioned, in addition to 69 empty vehicles.
All residents of the city were evacuated until the damage was assessed at 7:00 am, causing no injuries. However, several roads were closed to assess the damage.
