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France: ten injured as trains collide

French and Italian passenger trains collided in an Alpine tunnel in eastern France today, injuring ten people.

France: ten injured as trains collide

Mon, 27 Jan, 2003 - 12:39

French and Italian passenger trains collided in an Alpine tunnel in eastern France today, injuring ten people.

The trains collided in the Biona tunnel near the Italian border with Italy. French police described the injuries as minor.

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