Train Derailment in Seneca County Causes Leaks, No Injuries or Hazards Reported

Toledo, OH – A train derailment in Seneca County, Ohio, on Tuesday evening caused a disruption, but fortunately, no injuries or significant property damage were reported. Around 8:20 p.m., approximately 19 cars of a train derailed in Attica. According to a statement from the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office, two of the tank cars involved in the incident were leaking—one containing corn syrup and the other ethanol.

Despite the leaks, authorities assured the public that there is no danger associated with the hazardous materials. The sheriff’s office further clarified that the incident caused no damage to property other than the crossing and some surrounding ground.

The derailment caused a temporary disruption, but with no injuries or widespread damage, emergency teams were able to manage the situation without further complications. Local residents were reassured that there was no immediate threat to public safety.

Authorities continue to monitor the scene as cleanup efforts are underway.