Train collision in Indonesia claims one life
A passenger train collision in Western Java province, Indonesia, claimed one life and injured 60 others on August 4.
A passenger train collision in Western Java province, Indonesia, claimed one life and injured 60 others on August 4.
Police said the accident occurred in Bogor city, in the province of West Java, when an express train bound for Jakarta crashed into another train.
It was difficult to explain why the two trains were on the same track, according to the police.
An investigation into the collision is underway./.
Police said the accident occurred in Bogor city, in the province of West Java, when an express train bound for Jakarta crashed into another train.
It was difficult to explain why the two trains were on the same track, according to the police.
An investigation into the collision is underway./.
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