
Passenger Train Derails In UK, At Least 3 Coaches Left Lying On Their Side
Passenger Rob Bradley said the train began rocking as it picked up speed and the carriage he was riding in with his six-year-old daughter jumped upwards and…
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Passenger Rob Bradley said the train began rocking as it picked up speed and the carriage he was riding in with his six-year-old daughter jumped upwards and the brakes immediately engaged. Aerial footage showed firefighters and paramedics attending to passengers in a field next to the derailed train, with several ambulances and three helicopters standing by. The Southern Rail train from Victoria station in London to Eastbourne derailed outside the tourist town of Lewes, the rail line and Network Rail said in a joint statement.
Furthermore, A passenger train derailed Thursday in southern England, leaving at least three cars flipped on their sides. There were no immediate official reports of injuries, though one passenger said he saw people who were bleeding. Another passenger told him they had been cut when a window shattered.
In addition, Bradley said he and his daughter were fine but he could see other passengers in one of the flipped cars with blood on their heads and clothing.
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Passenger Rob Bradley said the train began rocking as it picked up speed and the carriage he was riding in with his six-year-old daughter jumped upwards and the brakes immediately engaged.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAerial footage showed firefighters and paramedics attending to passengers in a field next to the derailed train, with several ambulances and three helicopters standing by.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Southern Rail train from Victoria station in London to Eastbourne derailed outside the tourist town of Lewes, the rail line and Network Rail said in a joint statement.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA passenger train derailed Thursday in southern England, leaving at least three cars flipped on their sides.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThere were no immediate official reports of injuries, though one passenger said he saw people who were bleeding.
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Another passenger told him they had been cut when a window shattered.
according to NDTV - Top StoriesBradley said he and his daughter were fine but he could see other passengers in one of the flipped cars with blood on their heads and clothing.
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