North Dakota Train Derailment Sparks Hazardous Material Fire

No injuries reported as emergency teams manage the blaze and monitor air quality risks.

Twenty-nine rail cars derailed, causing a fire in a remote area 140 miles northwest of Fargo.
The derailed cars were carrying anhydrous ammonia, sulfur, and methanol.
Officials highlight the risk of ammonia exposure but note the wind is currently dispersing smoke away from populated areas.
No evacuations are planned, but the situation is being closely monitored for changes in wind direction.
The cause of the derailment is still under investigation, with a comprehensive response initiated by CPKC.