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Train crash in Japan’s second-largest city

epa07818284 Rescuers and workers gather next to a train after it collided with a truck at a rail crossing in Yokohama, near Tokyo, Japan, 05 September 2019. According to media reports, about 33 people were injured in the collision. EPA-EFE/JIJI PRESS JAPAN OUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/ NO ARCHIVES

An express train and a truck collided in Japan’s second-largest city of Yokohama on Thursday, train operator Keikyu Corp said, with fire officials confirming that about 30 people were injured.

The collision on a key rail link to Tokyo, the capital, smashed the glass in the driver’s compartment and derailed at least the first three carriages of the eight-carriage train, video images showed, as rescuers surrounded the site.

The truck driver was severely hurt, but the injuries to the passengers and driver of the train did not immediately appear to be serious, NHK added.

 

Via Reuters

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