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Truck Lands On Tracks A Minute Before Massive Collision With Train

Rescue workers extract a damaged train carriage from a tunnel after the deadly derailment Taipei: The truck which collided with a Taiwanese express train last week killing 50 people slid onto the tracks only around one minute before the accident happened, the government said on Tuesday, as it released dramatic footage of the impact. The packed train carrying almost 500 passengers and crew slammed into a truck near the eastern city of Hualien on Friday, causing it to derail and the front and middle parts to crumple. It was the island s worst rail accident in seven decades. The truck had slid down a sloping road from a building site onto the tracks just outside a tunnel. Officials suspect the truck s brakes were not properly applied and are investigating the manager of the site.

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Some 120 passengers were standing in derailed Taiwan train

Some 120 passengers were standing in derailed Taiwan train Some 120 passengers were standing in the express train that derailed in a tunnel in eastern Taiwan on Friday killing 50 people, indicating the seating arrangements could have pushed up the death toll, Taiwan authorities and media said Sunday. Out of total of 498 passengers, 122 were standing in the train with eight cars running at a maximum speed of 130 kilometers per hour, the authorities said. Witnesses of the accident that happened at 9:28 a.m. said it looked as if all the standing passengers fell down when the train derailed. Workers on April 4, 2021 use power shovels and a diesel locomotive to remove from a tunnel carriages damaged following the deadly derailment of an express train in Hualien County in eastern Taiwan (Central News Agency/Kyodo)

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Taiwan investigators ask public for photos of train wreck

Taiwan investigators ask public for photos of train wreck
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Taiwan investigators ask public for photos of train wreck

Taiwan investigators ask public for photos of train wreck
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Taiwan investigators ask public for photos of train wreck

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