WASHINGTON — A brake problem caused smoke to be seen near an Orange Line Metro train Friday morning — just a few days after an Yellow Line train filled with smoke, causing one death and injuring dozens more.[related_gallery align=”right”] On Friday morning, Metro riders saw smoke near an Orange Line train in Rosslyn at about 9:30 a.m. Metro Spokesman Dan Stessel says it involved a brake problem and it was an isolated incident. The train has been taken out of service and there are no major disruptions. The smoke rattled commuters after a Yellow Line Metro train filled with smoke near L’Enfant Plaza Monday. One woman — 61-year-old Carol Glover — died Monday after being trapped in the train. More than 80 people were taken to hospitals.

.@wmata Why is L’Enfant filled with smoke again?!? It burns my eyes waiting on platform! @WTOP @washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/52xVXGMjRW — Paul Cianciolo (@CapitalHostels) January 16, 2015

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