Over 30 passengers are brought to Chicago hospitals during Monday's rush hour, after an out-of-service train collides into another full of passengers in a western suburb of the city. FOREST PARK, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES (SEPTEMBER 30, 2013) (NBC) - Two Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) trains collided in a western suburb ofChicago during Monday morning's (September 30) rush hour, resulting in 33 injuries, the agency reported. Thirty-three people were transported to nine area hospitals with what appeared to be non-serious injuries, Hosinski said. One of those requesting medical attention was a train operator. Service on the line was shut down for a couple of hours and the station where the collision occurred remained closed after service was restored, the CTA said. |
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