Operations of subway line resumed in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, China - Passengers wait for a subway train running on Line 10 at a station in Shanghai on Sept. 28, 2011, as the subway line operations resumed in the evening following a major accident on Sept. 27. A collision between two subway trains has left hundreds of people injured.

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