Fire causes Metro-North train evacuation in Fairfield
Metro-North says its schedule is back to normal after smoke caused a train to be evacuated at the Fairfield Metro station. The railroad says smoke was discovered coming from an area between cars.
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Jul 29, 2014, 6:29 PM
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Updated 3,727 days ago
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Metro-North says its schedule is back to normal after smoke caused a train to be evacuated at the Fairfield Metro station.
The railroad says smoke was discovered coming from an area between cars.
The passengers were put on another train.
Metro-North says no one was hurt and the train left Fairfield 24 minutes behind schedule.
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