Two people were killed and dozens injured on Friday (June 24) when a tractor-trailer rig collided with an Amtrak train on a rural Nevada highway, according to Amtrak officials. The truck drove into the side of an Amtrak train carrying 204 passengers and 14 crew members at a highway rail crossing east of Reno, at about 11: 20 a.m. Pacific time, Amtrak said in a written statement. An Amtrak spokeswoman said two people were confirmed killed in the accident on U.S. Route 95 and that a number of others were injured. About 60 people were taken to Banner Churchill Community Hospital in Fallon, about 30 miles away, hospital spokeswoman Aimee Fulk told Reuters. Fulk said the 10 most seriously hurt patients were admitted to the hospital' s emergency room, while the remaining 50 were treated for lesser injuries.