The memory of a Metro train filling with smoke in a tunnel in downtown Washington, killing a woman and injuring more than 80 passengers, lingers in the air of Tuesday morning’s commute for many riders.
Pentagon City, the morning after a deadly #wmata incident. FWIW, bunch of trains followed & platform is now clear. pic.twitter.com/bfBPVMPsZr
— Sarah Layton (@solayton) January 13, 2015
Engaging in risky behavior, commuting to work via #wmata...
— MB (@Meghann_Eileen) January 13, 2015
We need change, not empty apologies. @MurielBowser @Metrorailinfo
Acrid smell lingers at l'enfant #wmata
— Theresa Klisz (@tklisz) January 13, 2015
Saying Kaddish should be standard practice at this point “@unsuckdcmetro: One shouldnt have to say a prayer before getting on Metro. #wmata”
— Matt's triple vaxxed (@EldrichMatt) January 13, 2015
For once, those of us on the Red Line can't complain. #wmata #brookland pic.twitter.com/vd7xgJNeTs
— David I. Leavitt🔹 (@LeavittDC) January 13, 2015
Images from the smoke-filled train and rescues at L’Enfant Plaza station in 2015
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