On Tuesday morning, passengers still aboard the train told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution they were without food, functioning toilets and information from the railroad as to what happens next. A separate train bound from Roanoke, Virginia, to Washington, D.C., got stuck on the same tracks, said Tamera Ferguson of Lynchburg. She said her son spent 14 hours on the train before it returned to Lynchburg after 1am on Tuesday. We ran out of food 8 hours ago and the toilets are no longer working,' Tenney wrote. The mother also noted that no has has done welfare checks or helped distribute food, water or gas.

Source: Daily Mail January 05, 2022 04:59 UTC