2 trains collide, derail in central Florida
Trains derail in central Florida 00:49
(CNN)Two CSX trains derailed after colliding Wednesday morning in central Florida, the Marion County Sheriff's Office and CSX said.
Two crew members were treated for minor injuries in the 4:15 a.m. collision at a crossing near Citra, about 25 miles north of Ocala, CSX spokeswoman Kristin Seay said.
One of the trains was carrying nonhazardous phosphate rock; the second was transporting coal, Seay said.
CSX is trying to determine if fuel was released from the locomotives and has sent environmental crews to contain any possible spill.
Some 20 cars derailed early Wednesday north of Citra, Florida, the Marion County Sheriff's Office says.
The cause of the crash has not been determined, but CSX is investigating.
The sheriff's office said some 20 cars derailed. CSX said it's working to determine how many cars were involved.
Two crew members have been treated for minor injuries, a CSX spokeswoman says.
The phosphate train was traveling from Mulberry, Florida, to Chicago with three locomotives and 100 loaded phosphate cars, CSX said. The coal train was going from Pembroke, Kentucky, to Tampa with three locomotives and 110 loaded cars of coal.