Police examine wrecked subway train car

Police examine wrecked subway train car

TOKYO, Japan - Police examine on March 9 a subway train car that collided with another car on the Hibiya Line in Meguro Ward, Tokyo the previous day, leaving four dead and 33 injured. The inspection was being held at a subway company's train inspection facility in Tokyo's Arakawa Ward.

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