KABUL (Pajhwok): At least 36 people were killed and 85 others injured after a passenger train and a cargo train collided head-on in Greece, the country’s deadliest rail crash in living memory.
The crash took place in Athens, the nation’s capital on Tuesday night. Sixty-six of the injured were hospitalized, six of whom in incentive care, a fire brigade official told Reuters news agency, adding the death toll was expected to rise.
As the two trains crashed, several carriages were almost completely destroyed, with at least one car appearing to catch fire and trap passengers inside . . .
