Body of student killed in subway crash brought home

Body of student killed in subway crash brought home

TOKYO, Japan - The body of Shinsuke Tomihisa, 17, a second-year student at Tokyo's Azabu High School who died in a subway train crash March 8, is brought to his Yokohama home late at night the same day. The crash occurred during the morning in Tokyo's Meguro Ward when two subway trains running on aboveground tracks collided after one had derailed. The incident left three others dead and injured 33.

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