Train collides with dump truck in Hokkaido

Train collides with dump truck in Hokkaido

FUKAGAWA, Japan - Passengers walk out of the five-car Super Kamui limited express train on the JR Hakodate Line after it collided with a dump truck stranded at a crossing in Fukagawa, Hokkaido, on Jan. 29, 2010. Among 102 people on board the train, 41 people sustained slight injuries.

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