Train derails in France and injures 44 as authorities investigate possible sabotage
Summary
A train in Normandy, France, derailed on Friday evening, injuring 44 people. French police found a piece of rail on the track and are investigating whether the derailment was caused by sabotage or an accident.Key Facts
- The train was traveling from Rouen to Caen in northwestern France.
- There were 186 passengers on board at the time of the derailment.
- An 18-year-old woman was seriously hurt and airlifted to a hospital in Rouen.
- Police discovered a piece of rail on the track, which may be linked to the derailment.
- Authorities are unsure if the crash was accidental or intentional sabotage.
- French police spokesperson spoke anonymously due to internal policy.
- Past rail disasters in France include a 2013 derailment killing seven and a 2015 test train crash killing 11.
- A recent train crash in southern Spain in January killed 46 people.
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