A representative of the Canadian company that owned the crashed oil train explained why it filed for bankruptcy
On Wednesday, August 7, the Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway, which owned the oil train that capsized in Lac-Mégantic, filed for bankruptcy. The organization, which operated in Canada and the United States, filed a lawsuit in Bangor, Maine, and asked to be declared bankrupt in both countries. As foreign media write, the company made this decision due to a sharp decline in transportation orders and due to the fact that the road between the states of Quebec and Maine remains blocked.