Politics · World News Bureau
Passenger train derails in Normandy; dozens injured in France incident
A passenger train operating between Rouen and Caen in Normandy derailed on Wednesday, leaving at least 44 people injured. The service was carrying approximately 180 passengers at the time of the accident.
LSN World News ·
French transport authorities responded to a train derailment in the Normandy region, with the country's transport minister confirming that the incident occurred on a service running the Rouen-Caen route. Emergency services attended the scene following the accident, which resulted in injuries to numerous passengers and crew members.
According to official statements, the train was carrying around 180 passengers when the derailment took place. At least 44 people sustained injuries in the incident, though the full extent of injuries and passenger numbers affected remained under review as rescue operations continued.
The exact cause of the derailment has not yet been determined. French rail authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident. Transport officials are working to establish what led to the incident and ensure appropriate support for those affected.