12 killed in French train fire

Twelve people were killed and nine injured when a train heading for Austria caught fire as it was leaving a city in eastern France.

Wed, 06 Nov, 2002 - 06:36

Twelve people were killed and nine injured when a train heading for Austria caught fire as it was leaving a city in eastern France.

The fire broke out as the train to Vienna was leaving Nancy.

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