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5 injured after SEPTA train hit barrier at end of track at Norristown Transit Center
NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Crews are responding to a train crash at the Norristown Transportation Center. It happened just before 10 a.m. near Lafayette and Swede streets. Police say a SEPTA passenger train struck a barrier at the end of the track, but did not derail. Officials confirm that there are multiple people injured.
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