Early-morning subway accident disrupts Tokyo commute

Early-morning subway accident disrupts Tokyo commute

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Metro Co. employees check on a passenger train at Toyocho Station on the Tozai Line which a railway maintenance train bumped into in the early morning of Sept. 9, 2009. No one was injured in the collision as the passenger train was unoccupied, but the accident disrupted the rush-hour commute in and around the downtown area. (Kyodo)

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