A train carrying 350 passengers in Pennsylvania caught fire, leading to an urgent and widespread evacuation effort.

The shocking moment was captured in images as the train erupted into flames, sparking an immediate call for evacuation.

The train, on its way to Delaware, consisted of a six-car SEPTA formation and was overtaken by flames near Crum Lynne in Pennsylvania.

The incident occurred in the evening, with pictures showing thick, gray smoke pouring out of the train.

The fire lit up the sky with massive orange flames. One passenger described feeling the frightening reality about 15 minutes into the journey.

She mentioned the sight and smell of smoke brought fear to those on board. “We had to get up and quickly move. Things were getting really bad,” she recounted.

People nearby remarked on the train being ablaze, triggering further cries for help and panic.

The train conductors were quick to react, ensuring the doors were open promptly, allowing passengers to disembark to safety on the platform. Thankfully, no injuries have been reported, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.