Train Derails near Milan, There are Casualties
Two people have died and ten are seriously injured after a train derailed near Milan, Reuters reported, referring to local television channels.
Tram Derails in Bulgaria Capital, 3 Injured
Society | September 5, 2009, Saturday // 10:45
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
A brake failure is the most likely cause for the derailing of the tram Number 17. Photo by BGNES
Three people have been slightly injured after a tram car derailed in the Bulgarian capital Sofia late on Friday.
Witnesses say a brake failure is the most likely cause of the accident, which occurred in the district of Nadezhda shortly after 9 pm.
The tram car has been completely destroyed.
The lives of the injured is out of danger, according to doctors.
No more details were immediately available.
We need your support so Novinite.com can keep delivering news and information about Bulgaria! Thank you!
Related Articles:
Train Derails due to Bad Weather in Spain, Injured Passengers
A train composition with 79 passengers traveling from Malaga to Seville came out of the rails in the Andalusian region of Spain and 21 people were injured, a local rescue service said, quoted by world agencies.
Tram Derails on Sofia's Skobelev Boulevard
Tram number 7 derailed this morning on Sofia's Skobelev Boulevard, reports BGNews.
Train Derails near Larissa
Trains in Greece were temporarily stopped on the Thessaloniki-Athens railway route after a train derailed near Larissa, central Greece, around 8.
Two Killed in French Alps Train Derailment
Two people were killed and nine injured after a tourist train derailed in the southern French Alps, local media reported.
World | February 9, 2014, Sunday // 09:12
Railway Theft That Caused Derailing Is Gross Crime - Bulgarian Min
Thefts on railway infrastructure are not only crimes against property, but can also cause a massive loss of lives, warned Bulgarian Transport Minister Danail Papazov.
Crime | January 18, 2014, Saturday // 13:06
Wholesale Prices of Basic Foodstuffs Continue to Rise Across Bulgaria
The trend of rising prices for some basic foodstuffs, fruits, and vegetables continued this week, according to the State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Markets
Society | September 15, 2024, Sunday // 16:23
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Celebrates Krastovden: The Day of the Holy Cross
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church marks today the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, a day known in Bulgaria as "Krastovden" or the Day of the Cross
Bulgaria Continues to Have Lowest Minimum Wage in EU
According to Eurostat data from July 1, 2024, Bulgaria has the lowest minimum wage in the European Union
Society | September 14, 2024, Saturday // 08:54
Education Minister Denies Presence of LGBTQ+ Propaganda in Bulgarian Schools
During a parliamentary session, Minister of Education Prof. Galin Tsokov addressed concerns about potential LGBTQ+ propaganda in Bulgarian schools
Three Days of Mourning for Bulgarian Pilots Lost in Fatal Crash
Two highly skilled pilots from the Dolna Mitropolia Air Base have tragically lost their lives in a crash involving an L-39ZA combat training aircraft
Cholera Reemerges in Bulgaria After 103 Years: Imported Case Confirmed
An imported case of cholera has been confirmed in Bulgaria, marking the first such case in 103 years
