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At least 17 killed in bus-train collision in Thailand

At least 17 passengers were killed and 29 others injured on October 11 morning when as a bus collided with a train in Cha Choeng Sao province, eastern Thailand.
At least 17 killed in bus-train collision in Thailand ảnh 1The bus and train collided at a location in Chachoengsao province, around 50km east of Bangkok. (Source: Bangkok Post)

Hanoi (VNA) – At least 17 passengers were killed and 29 othersinjured on October 11 morning when as a bus collided with a train in Cha ChoengSao province, eastern Thailand.

The collision happened when the bus passengers were on their way to a templefor a ceremony to mark the end of Buddhist Lent, according to local police.

Competent forces had to use a crane to lift the overturned coach. The number offatalities is expected to increase./.
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