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Man hit, killed by train in Washington County

Portland, ORLocal News

A devastating incident unfolded in Washington County on September 18, 2024, when a man was hit and killed by a train. Local authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding this tragic event, seeking to gather information from witnesses who may have seen the incident. Initial reports indicate that the man may not have been aware of the approaching train, raising questions about pedestrian safety in the area. As the investigation progresses, officials are urging residents to remain vigilant around railroad crossings and tracks. This incident has left the community in shock, mourning the loss of life and reflecting on the importance of safety measures.

The local police department is expected to release more information as they gather evidence and speak with potential witnesses. Meanwhile, community members are coming together to support each other during this challenging time. Updates will be provided as the situation develops and more details are made available.

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