A 30-year-old railroad worker was killed after being hit by a train while working on the tracks in Montreal. The incident occurred early Saturday morning near the Jacques-Cartier bridge in downtown Montreal. Emergency services responded to the scene but could not save the victim. The worker's identity has not been officially released.
Montreal police are investigating the cause of the accident. Officials have not yet confirmed whether the worker was following safety protocols at the time. The location of the incident is a busy section of the city's rail network. No other casualties were reported.
The incident has raised concerns about workplace safety for rail workers. Local unions are calling for increased oversight and safety measures. The victim's family has not yet commented publicly. Authorities are expected to release more details in the coming days.
The train involved in the collision is currently under review. No immediate service disruptions have been reported on the Montreal transit system.
