Amtrak train with 183 passengers on board has been stranded in Oregon since Sunday

[tacobell fan]

An Amtrak train near Eugene, Oregon, has been stalled for more than 24 hours after the train hit a tree that fell on the tracks. The 183 people on board are reported to be doing fine. Officials say they hope to clear the tracks and reach the train on Tuesday.

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2 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

An Amtrak train near Eugene, Oregon, has been stalled for more than 24 hours after the train hit a tree that fell on the tracks. The 183 people on board are reported to be doing fine. Officials say they hope to clear the tracks and reach the train on Tuesday.

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[Idassamed]

24 minutes ago, tacobell fan said:

An Amtrak train near Eugene, Oregon, has been stalled for more than 24 hours after the train hit a tree that fell on the tracks. The 183 people on board are reported to be doing fine. Officials say they hope to clear the tracks and reach the train on Tuesday.

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[LazyRohit]

intaki chettu addoste enduku 24 hrs ?

[Pumpuhaar]

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[Kool_SRG]

Chettu addu teeyataaniki 24 hrs plus ah

India ne better.. 

[Hitman]

(CNN)[Breaking news update at 2:47 p.m. ET]

A train with nearly 200 people on aboard that had been stranded in deep snow for more than 36 hours has arrived at an Amtrak station in Eugene, Oregon.

 

5 hours ago, Idassamed said:

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Fafa velli poyi.. ee jaffalu vacharu...

 

[Hitman]

Amtrak Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Scot Naparstek said in a Tuesday morning statement that the company had decided leaving passengers on the train was the safest option.

"We sincerely regret the extended delay customers on the southbound Coast Starlight experienced due to extreme weather issues while traveling with Amtrak," he said. "With local power outages and blocked roads, it was decided the safest place for our customers was to remain on the train where we were able to provide food, heat, electricity and toilets."

Amtrak will contact customers to provide refunds and "other compensation as appropriate," Naparstek said.