Overheating drill sparks fire on train at Dalston Kingsland station - home battery pack

A worker's exercise overheated and caused a small fire on a crowded commuter train, injuring several people.
Firefighters were summoned to darston Kingsland station in east London, where they put out the exercise's battery pack and put it in a bucket of sand.
It is reported that the fire billowed smoke in the abandoned car at about 7: 00. 10am.
The London Ambulance Service said they were treating "a few patients" on site due to minor injuries ".
Video taken from the station shows commuters standing next to the rails while a man
The vis jacket can be heard telling passengers "this is a small fire ".
One passenger said there was "pure terror and panic" on the train ".
Another said: "I was on the train and everyone jumped on the track and it was terrible.
Chris Ogden wrote on Twitter that passengers "screamed from the train ".
A tweet from London airport said a customer's battery was believed to have "exploded" inside the car, but a spokesman said the incident was under investigation.
Deputy director Duncan Cross, London ground, said in a statement: "We want to apologize to the customers on board and the customers who have been interrupted by the trip.
"The station reopened at 8.
At fifteen o'clock A. M. , but the London ground warned that the entire route from Richmond to strafus and Clapham to the mouth of wellesden was seriously delayed.