At least eight dead in Indian train crash

At least eight people were killed in southern India today when an express passenger train crashed into a stationary freight train.

At least eight dead in Indian train crash
Fri, 03 Jan, 2003 - 09:05

At least eight people were killed in southern India today when an express passenger train crashed into a stationary freight train.

It was the third fatal railway accident in Andhra Pradesh state in two months.

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