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Teen struck, killed by MBTA commuter train in Worcester, Massachusetts

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A 14-year-old girl was struck and killed by an MBTA commuter rail train Thursday night while trespassing on the tracks in Worcester, Massachusetts. The incident occurred around 8 p. m. near Sunderland Road and Atlas Street, an area known for attracting teenagers on weekends. MBTA police expressed heartfelt condolences to the victim's family, calling it a profound tragedy.

Following the accident, part of the Framingham-Worcester rail line was temporarily shut down, and passengers were provided shuttle bus services until the line reopened Friday morning. Authorities confirmed that foul play is not suspected in this case, and the Worcester County District Attorney's Office is actively involved in the investigation. The incident raises awareness about the dangers of trespassing on train tracks, especially in areas frequented by youth. Local officials may consider implementing safety measures to prevent similar tragedies in the future. Such incidents highlight the ongoing need for community engagement regarding rail safety in Worcester.

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