Train collision in Indonesia kills seven as rescuers work to reach survivors
Summary
Two trains collided near Jakarta, Indonesia, killing at least seven people and injuring 81. Rescuers are working to free survivors trapped in the wreckage and help the injured.Key Facts
- The crash happened at Bekasi Timur station, about 25 km from Jakarta.
- A long-distance train hit a stationary commuter train that had stopped after a taxi clipped it on a level crossing.
- Seven people died, and 81 were injured in the collision.
- All the victims were on the commuter train; passengers on the long-distance train were safely evacuated.
- Rescuers used special tools to free people trapped inside crushed train cars.
- Emergency services including military, fire brigade, and Red Cross are assisting in rescue efforts.
- Survivors described sudden impact and getting trapped in a pile of passengers inside the train.
- Authorities warned the death toll might rise as rescuers continue their work.
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