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Trains collide en route to capital

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Three people suffered slight injuries after a passenger train crashed into a stationary freight train carrying petroleum in Preah Sihanouk on Saturday, in what police attributed to a brake failure - a claim flatly denied by the Royal Railways company.

 

The accident comes just a week after King Norodom Sihamoni and the Queen Mother travelled by train to Sihanoukville for New Year’s Day, and in the wake of a freight train derailment in Kandal in late November.

 

Uong Vuthy, Veal Renh commune police chief, said the train transporting oil had pulled over at a sub-station in Veal Renh commune, Prey Nub district, to let a Sihanoukville-bound train pass through, when another passenger train bound for Phnom Penh rear-ended it.

 

read more http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national

 

 
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ThaiVisa, c'est aussi en français

ThaiVisa, it's also in French

Why are there so many train accidents worldwide?  It seems a basic form of transportation, and there seems to be high technology that could easily prevent them

Seems like three trains didn't fit on one track.

 

Basic math failure!

I didn't know there were enough trains in Cambodia to have a crash...

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