Families of Japanese train-fire victims arrive in Austria

Families of Japanese train-fire victims arrive in Austria

KAPRUN, Austria - The parents of young Japanese believed to have perished in a fire on an Alpine cable car arrive at a hotel in Kaprun, Austria, on Nov. 13. Ten Japanese were reportedly aboard the cable car, which was engulfed in fire Nov. 11 inside a 3-kilometer Alpine tunnel on the way to a ski resort.

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