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UPDATED: Lakeside Drive access impacted due to train derailment

October 11, 10:10 a.m. update: 

The train derailment that was blocking access to Front Street and Hall Street has been cleared. Both Hall Street and Cedar Street are now open.

Original story: 

A train derailment is currently blocking Front Street/Hall Street, limiting access to Lakeside Drive.

The Nelson Police Department says the construction zone on Lakeside Dr is accessible for essential traffic only (including public transit). Buses and school buses will be running according to their normal schedule but may be delayed due to the circumstances.

Access to the mall is only available via Poplar St (closest to the Save-On-Foods entrance).

Re-railing equipment arrived at 9 a.m., with police saying work will continue throughout the morning and afternoon. Delays are expected until around 11 a.m.

The train remains upright, and the City of Nelson says there is no risk to the public.

Please avoid the area if possible and expect delays. Updates will be shared as they become available.


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