FORT WORTH, Texas — At least 20 homes were evacuated after a train derailment near Yuma Drive and Riverside in south Fort Worth Wednesday morning.
Small fires are still smoldering at a nearby family farm whose horse stable also caught fire, killing three horses.
Crews were on the scene investigating the train derailment when a Fort Worth Fire Department command vehicle caught fire early Wednesday morning. According to Fort Worth, it's not related to the train derailment.
See video of the vehicle below, courtesy of Fort Worth Fire.
The railroad cars traveling south were carrying ethanol when they started to burn.
No reported injuries at this time. Fort Worth Fire said it's also evacuated Atkins, Riley and McClure streets. Officials have created a safe station for residents.
It's unclear when they can return to their homes, but said the fire can take up to several hours for it to burn.
Firefighters said they are working to contain the fire as Union Pacific will investigate the cause of the fire.
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