Train derails in East Sussex: Two people seriously injured after service carrying 150 passengers 'jumped off tracks' near Lewes
Two people have been seriously injured in Lewes as cause of train derailment in East Sussex is being investigated
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Two people have been seriously injured in Lewes as cause of train derailment in East Sussex is being investigated. The people who were trapped were later rescued, British Transport Police said. One resident, Oriana Evans, who with her son helped casualties to the community centre at Lewes, said some of them seemed in shock and told her they were alright but “really bruised”. “They were in the carriages that rolled over,” she said.
Furthermore, More than 40 people are believed to be trapped inside the train, with three carriages overturned and emergency services rushing to provide first aid. Grateful to emergency services who are on the scene supporting those impacted.
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Two people have been seriously injured in Lewes as cause of train derailment in East Sussex is being investigated
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The people who were trapped were later rescued, British Transport Police said.
according to The IndependentOne resident, Oriana Evans, who with her son helped casualties to the community centre at Lewes, said some of them seemed in shock and told her they were alright but “really bruised”. “They were in the carriages that rolled over,” she said.
according to The IndependentMore than 40 people are believed to be trapped inside the train, with three carriages overturned and emergency services rushing to provide first aid.
according to Daily Mail +1Grateful to emergency services who are on the scene supporting those impacted.
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