‘Smithsonian Metro’
courtesy of ‘brianmka’
DC Fire and EMS is reporting on their twitter feed that a train had to be evacuated at the Smithsonian Metro station because of a possible fire. They later clarified that there was no fire.
Local news stations are reporting that a communication cable which dropped from the ceiling wrapped around a train’s wheels. WTOP reports that train behind the stopped one is being used to evacuate the people on the stuck train.
Samer Farha: Born in Lebanon, Samer moved to DC to go to college. A lot of good that did him. Twenty-two years later, he still lives in the area. When he's not writing for a blog or tweeting incessantly, he wanders the streets (and the globe) photographing whatever gets in his way.
XML, or the Extensible Markup Language, is a wonderful data format that can be used for almost anything. On this site, it's being used to syndicate content in what's called "RSS", and that's what you can get here in a variety of feeds. New to news feeds? Read this article from the BBC.
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One Response to “Train Evacuated at Smithsonian”
February 9th, 2010 at 6:54 pm
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by We <3 DC, Samer Farha. Samer Farha said: RT @welovedc: A little more on the Smithsonian Metro problems: http://wldc.us/aFj7u0 [...]
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