London crash: Dozens of 'walking wounded'

Latest casualty figures from today's train crash outside London indicate five people dead, 15 others with life threatening or serious injuries, and a further 70 walking wounded.

London crash: Dozens of 'walking wounded'
Fri, 10 May, 2002 - 17:04

Latest casualty figures from today's train crash outside London indicate five people dead, 15 others with life threatening or serious injuries, and a further 70 walking wounded.

A total of 151 people had been on the train.

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