Sofia Metro Line to Halt Service for Two Days
The Sofia Metro announced that Line 3 will not be carrying passengers on November 8 and 9
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Moscow declares Wednesday a day of mourning for the victims of the Tuesday metro accident, city mayor Seregy Sobyanin told ITAR-TASS.
Meanwhile, the death toll rose to 20, according to the medical authorities. A total of 129 passengers in the derailed metro carriages were taken to various city hospitals. Forty-two of the injured are in serious condition.
Vladimir Markin of the Russian prosecutor's office said that investigators were looking into several causes of the accident – all of them technical – and added that soon there will be suspects.
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