Man hit, killed by train in Washington County

Portland, ORLocal News

A man was fatally struck by a train in Aloha, Washington County, during the early hours of Wednesday morning, prompting a swift response from Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue (TVFR). The collision occurred at the intersection of Tualatin Highway and 19th Avenue, raising immediate concerns among local residents. TVFR confirmed that crews quickly arrived on the scene, where they found the man had sustained severe injuries. While details about the circumstances leading to the incident are still unclear, authorities are currently investigating. Witnesses described hearing the train's horn moments before the accident, indicating the potential for safety issues in the area.

This tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to safety protocols around train tracks. Local officials are expected to address the broader implications of this incident in their forthcoming meetings. The community continues to mourn the loss while advocating for enhanced safety measures.

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