Bangkok subway train crash injures about 130

Bangkok subway train crash injures about 130

BANGKOK, Thailand - Rescuers carry a conductor injured in a subway train crash Jan. 17 in Bangkok. Bangkok Gov. Apirak Kosayothin said on local radio that an empty subway train from a maintenance station slid into a parked one with about 700 passengers aboard. More than 130 people were injured. (Kyodo)

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