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"Hero" Driver Whose Diligence Saved Passengers' Lives During Bullet Train Crash In China Cremated
The bullet train - D2809 - was running from Guiyang to Guangzhou province when the accident took place last week.
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6 Years After Major Crash, China Raises Bullet Train Speed To 350 Kms
China today increased the maximum speed of bullet trains on the Beijing-Shanghai line to 350 kilometres (217 miles) per hour, six years after a fatal accident led to a speed cap.
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Commuter Runs Along Moving Train With Finger Stuck Between Doors
A terrifying moment when a man's finger got stuck between doors of a moving train was captured by an onlooker in China.
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China bloggers evade censors to bare facts about train crash
"After all the wind and storm, what's going on with the high-speed train?" read the prophetic message posted last Saturday evening on the Chinese microblog Sina Weibo. "It's crawling slower than a snail. I hope nothing happens to it."
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China: Bullet trains derail, 35 dead
A bullet train crashed into another high-speed train that had stalled after being struck by lightning in eastern China, causing four carriages to fall off a viaduct and killing at least 35 people and injuring 191 others, state media and an official said Sunday.
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"Hero" Driver Whose Diligence Saved Passengers' Lives During Bullet Train Crash In China Cremated
The bullet train - D2809 - was running from Guiyang to Guangzhou province when the accident took place last week.
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6 Years After Major Crash, China Raises Bullet Train Speed To 350 Kms
China today increased the maximum speed of bullet trains on the Beijing-Shanghai line to 350 kilometres (217 miles) per hour, six years after a fatal accident led to a speed cap.
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Commuter Runs Along Moving Train With Finger Stuck Between Doors
A terrifying moment when a man's finger got stuck between doors of a moving train was captured by an onlooker in China.
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China bloggers evade censors to bare facts about train crash
"After all the wind and storm, what's going on with the high-speed train?" read the prophetic message posted last Saturday evening on the Chinese microblog Sina Weibo. "It's crawling slower than a snail. I hope nothing happens to it."
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China: Bullet trains derail, 35 dead
A bullet train crashed into another high-speed train that had stalled after being struck by lightning in eastern China, causing four carriages to fall off a viaduct and killing at least 35 people and injuring 191 others, state media and an official said Sunday.
