(2)1 dead, 23 hurt in train-car crash in Aichi

(2)1 dead, 23 hurt in train-car crash in Aichi

NAGOYA, Japan - The scene at a railway crossing in Inazawa, Aichi Prefecture, after a train of the Nagoya Railroad Co. (Meitetsu) collided with a passenger car on Sept. 26. The car's driver died and 23 people -- the train driver, conductor and passengers -- were injured in the collision. The first two cars of the eight-car train ran off the rails.

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