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World | November 28, 2009, Saturday // 01:26
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At least ten people have died and 130 have been wounded as the St. Petersburg-Moscow train derailed in Russia late Friday night.
The casualties were mostly in the last three cars of “Nevskiy Express”, which derailed in the Tver region, Interfax reported.
The number of the casualties in the railway accident might increase. The causes of the derailment are still unclear.
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