Six train cars derailed in Worcester, prompting a large emergency response as the tankers were carrying ethanol.

A train derailment in Worcester saw six rail cars, some with ethanol, go off the tracks. No leaks or injuries were reported. Cleanup efforts are underway.

Two trains derailed in Worcester, Massachusetts, city officials confirmed Sunday. The trains derailed just after noon on Sunday, near Cambridge Street in Worcester. Photos from the scene show sections of the train on its side, with a portion crashed into a nearby building.

A train carrying ethanol derailed in Worcester Sunday afternoon, but officials say there’s no threat to the public. Ethanol is a type of renewable fuel made from plant materials, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Two tank cars of ethanol struck a building after derailing Sunday, but neither car was breached and the structure did not appear to be damaged, according to a fire department official. The Worcester Telegram & Gazette reports a total of six cars of a Providence & Worcester train derailed,

Two railcars containing ethanol derailed into an industrial building on Cambridge Street Sunday afternoon, but neither appeared to be leaking and the building was not damaged, fire officials said. Early Monday,

Six train cars derailed in Worcester, prompting a large emergency response as the tankers were carrying ethanol. WBZ-TV's Samantha Chaney reports.