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Turkey train crash: Toll jumps to 24 in Tekirdag derailment

Twenty-four people were killed when a train derailed in northwest Turkey this weekend, Deputy Prime Minister Recep Akdag said on Monday, a sharp jump from the previous toll of 10. The Anadolu news agency quoted Akdag as saying search operations this morning had now been completed at the wreck of the train, which derailed on Sunday evening in the Tekirdag region while heading towards Istanbul. At least 73 people were […]

today9 July 2018

Local

10 injured as train, diesel truck collide near Stellenbosch

Ten people were injured when a diesel truck collided with a Metrorail passenger train near Muldersvlei station outside Stellenbosch on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said. The truck was attempting to cross the railway line when the incident occurred, Western Cape traffic department spokesperson Daniel Meyer told News24. He said the truck was not carrying any diesel at the time of the incident and, therefore, posed no combustion risk. One train carriage […]

today20 September 2017

Local

No quick fix for Cape Town’s trains, commuters told

There is “no quick fix” to the problems with Cape Town’s trains, says Metrorail’s Riana Scott, in response to a letter from eight train commuters complaining about constant delays and shortages of trains on the southern line, GroundUp reports. In the letter, sent on August 17, the commuters complained of inefficiencies with the train system. They urged Metrorail to treat this as an emergency because between 400 000 and 700 […]

today25 August 2017

Local

Five, including baby, wiped out as car and bus collide

Five people, including a baby, were wiped out in an early morning crash between a car and a passenger bus on the N1 on Friday, Western Cape Traffic Services have confirmed. The collision, which took place at about 01:00, occurred on the Beaufort West side of Leeu Gamka, spokesperson Kenny Africa said. "According to eyewitnesses, the BMW overtook a number of vehicles in the face of oncoming traffic and collided […]

today21 July 2017

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