The Ellicott City, Md., coal train derailment last month that killed two young women caused $2.2 million in damage, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
The board is investigating the Aug. 20 accident and released a preliminary report Wednesday. But the report doesn't state what caused the derailment.
A portion of the main track was destroyed in the derailment. And six of the coal cars fell 15 feet to a public parking lot below the tracks, the report says.
How about the life that was lost, isn't worth something?
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