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17 dead in Taiwan train derailment

17 dead in Taiwan train derailment

by Reuters 21-10-2018 | 5:02 PM
Reuters - A train derailment in northeastern Taiwan on Sunday killed at least 17 people and injured 80, government authorities said. The accident took place on Sunday afternoon in Yilan County, with several carriages overturned on a coastal railway popular among tourists.

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