Many dead in Korean rail crash

A state of emergency was declared in North Korea after two trains carrying highly inflammable freight collided and exploded, killing or injuring up to 3,000 people.

A state of emergency was declared in North Korea after two trains carrying highly inflammable freight collided and exploded, killing or injuring up to 3,000 people.

The trains, carrying oil and liquefied petroleum gas, crashed in a station near the Chinese border, South Korean media reported.

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