Accident suspends Tokyo rail link to Haneda airport

Accident suspends Tokyo rail link to Haneda airport

TOKYO, Japan - A passenger from a stricken monorail car moves to another monorail car by a bridge put up on the roofs of the two cars after a monorail train linking Haneda airport and downtown Tokyo was hit by a crane, trapping around 130 passengers for about two hours.

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