Bid to identify bodies after French train fire

French authorities were today trying to identify 12 people killed when a train caught fire during an overnight journey, leaving at least nine others injured.

Bid to identify bodies after French train fire
Wed, 06 Nov, 2002 - 12:55

French authorities were today trying to identify 12 people killed when a train caught fire during an overnight journey, leaving at least nine others injured.

The overnight train from Paris was heading for Austria when it caught fire as it was leaving the city of Nancy in eastern France.

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