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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) allegedly detonated explosives on a Russian military supply rail line in Siberia, an unnamed Ukrainian source told Reuters on Nov. 30.

MONTERREY, Mexico/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Mexican railroad operator Ferromex has temporarily suspended operations of 60 trains on northbound routes, the company said on Tuesday, after nearly half a dozen deaths or injuries of migrants using the cargo trains to travel. Ferromex, owned by conglomerate Grupo Mexico, said in a statement the presence of migrants in its railcars and rail yards had grown "significantly" in recent days, growing to more than 4,000 in several cities throughout the country.

Looking for loved ones, and at least 275 people killed. this is what narendra modi faces with the failing infrastructure and it wans to modernize rapidly, and what do you do? because you have to do something to improve the safety record or you could have repeats of the terrible disaster that took place here where you had a very crowded passenger train that slammed into a parked cargo train here due to some switching malfunction here, and then the cars, the train wagons knocked off of the tracks, they hit another train that was coming from the opposite direction. that and the death toll have re...

Identify the bodies of loved ones, going hospital to hospital searching for those they hope may still be alive. as authorities try to get to the bottom of what happened here, and a preliminary report from railroad officials that nbc news has seen says that it was a signal failure, they believe, that sent the express high speed passenger train, on to the wrong track. the signal initially was sending this train on to the main line rail track but then something change and it was instead directed on to a parallel track known as the loop line, where they often store trains, they park them there whe...

Backpacks and suitcases of the passengers littered around that car. now, what exactly happened here was after sunset on friday there was a parked cargo train on a stretch of these tracks full of iron ore and a passenger train hurtled towards it due to a signaling error at a speed of 128 kilometers per hour. that's 79.5 miles an hour. 80 miles per hour a passenger train loaded with thousands of people collided with this parked cargo train full of iron ore and the consequences were just devastating. and then another passenger train passed at roughly the same time and clipped some of the derailed...