France: Attack ruled out in train derailment
More than 40 were injured when a train derailed between Rouen and Caen in Normandy, northwest France, on Friday evening. Investigators say there is "no indication" the incident was deliberate.
More than 40 were injured when a train derailed between Rouen and Caen in Normandy, northwest France, on Friday evening. Investigators say there is "no indication" the incident was deliberate. Grouped from 4 articles across 4 sources.
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More than 40 were injured when a train derailed between Rouen and Caen in Normandy, northwest France, on Friday evening. Investigators say there is "no indication" the incident was deliberate.
The regional train was carrying 186 passengers from Rouen to Caen when it derailed Friday evening in Cleon.
French authorities are investigating whether sabotage caused a train derailment in Normandy that injured 44 people
Local officials say186 passengers were on board the train operating the Rouen-Caen route in Normandy.
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