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  • 1
    Sep
    2012
    6:37pm, EDT

    Anupam Nath / AP

    Offerings made to elephant killed by train in India

    A villager offers flowers to a female adult elephant lying dead in a paddy field in Panbari village, India, Saturday, Sept. 1. The elephant was hit by a train and killed while crossing railway tracks with a herd of wild Asiatic elephants.

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    The reverence shown here is something missing in so many places in the world today. The photo is beautiful and respectful at the same time. Congratulations to the photographer!

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  • 21
    Aug
    2012
    9:19am, EDT

    Berlin commuter train derails

    Robert Schlesinger / AFP - Getty Images

    Firemen and policemen investigate the scene where Berlin city train (S-Bahn) derailed, Aug. 21, 2012. Five people were injured as the train derailed between the Tegel and Schulzendorf train stations.

    Robert Schlesinger / EPA

    An S-Bahn city train derailed between the Tegel and Schulzendorf train stations in Berlin, Germany, Aug 21.

    At least five people were injured when a Berlin city train (S-Bahn) left the tracks. According to The Local, approximately 50 people were aboard the train when it derailed. Read the full story.

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  • 16
    Aug
    2012
    6:26am, EDT

    Chaiwat Subprasom / Reuters

    Life on the tracks at a Thai railway bazaar

    Vegetable market vendors pull back awnings and their produce off a railway track to allow a cross-country train to dissect through the middle of the town of Maeklong, in Samut Songkhram province, 37 miles west of Bangkok on August 16, 2012.

    The bustling market, in the middle of the town, has to scramble from the tracks eight times a day as trains pass.

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    Speed of train is... 5 MPH? Perhaps even slower, so scramble away Thailanders.

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  • 6
    Aug
    2012
    8:00am, EDT

    Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev takes his cabinet on a railway journey

    Dmitry Astakhov / Government Press Service via RIA Novosti - AP

    Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, center, holds a cabinet meeting to discuss railway ticket pricing on a train leaving Omsk on Aug 6, 2012. Deputy prime minister Arkady Dvorkovich is at left and Enegy Minister Alexander Novak at right.

    Dmitry Astakhov / Government Press Service via RIA Novosti - AP

    Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev visits a railway museum in the village of Tpoki in Siberia on Aug. 6, 2012.

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    Yesterday photos of Luftwaffe replacement of Mr. Komorowski and Mr. Assad has appeared in the media. It is not first time when such poisoning and replacement is organized. Similar thing was played in 1929. I am still wondering if Mitt Romn

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  • 2
    Aug
    2012
    11:52am, EDT

    Elephant killed by train receives proper burial

    Anupam Nath / AP

    Flowers offered by villagers lie near the trunk of wild Asiatic male elephant which was killed after being hit by a train in Kurkuria village about 31 miles east of Gauhati, India on Aug. 2.

    Utpal Baruah / Reuters

    Local villagers push an elephant killed by a passenger train near Panbari railway station 31 miles east from Guwahati in the northeastern Indian state of Assam on August 2.

    Utpal Baruah / Reuters

    Local villagers spread salt over the body of an elephant for it to decompose during the burial near Panbari railway station on Aug. 2.

    A female elephant died on Wednesday after it was hit by a passenger train while crossing a railway track searching for food, forest officials said. Local Indian villagers buried the Asiatic pachyderm near the Panbari railway station in Assam.

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    Eventually humans will kill everything especially beautiful innocent creatures will go first. I just wish they'd do it all at once so I didn't have to absorb these sad stories on a daily basis. Of course, they'll kill each other off at some point as well.

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  • 4
    Jul
    2012
    8:33pm, EDT

    Models take fashion underground for Berlin subway catwalk

    Barbara Sax / AFP - Getty Images

    A model presents a creation during the Chevrolet Underground Catwalk, a fashion show in a special driving train of Berlin's subway, on the sidelines of the Berlin Fashion Week on Wednesday in Berlin. The Berlin Fashion Week, presenting the collections of Spring/Summer 2013, is running from July 2 to 8, 2012.

    Hannibal Hanschke / EPA

    Models arrive for the Underground Catwalk fashion show in a metro station in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday. Underground Catwalk is part of the annual Fashion Week in Berlin.

    Thomas Peter / Reuters

    German model Micaela Schaefer presents a creation during the "Underground Catwalk" fashion show in a U-Bahn subway train in Berlin. As the Berlin Fashion Week has pitched up its tent near the Siegessaeule victory column, 17 designers sent their models on Wednesday down a catwalk that was the aisle of a crowded U-Bahn subway train terminating at a rock music club. They presented their collections to an audience limited to 150 people, the organiser said.

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    I know that first photo was somewhat distorted because of the angel, but honest-to-God! It wasn't THAT distorted. That is NOT PRETTY! Wish the world would support a HEALTHY size. Put a little meat on that model, she'd STILL be a size 0! ick.

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  • 31
    May
    2012
    1:52pm, EDT

    Train derails in India, killing at least five

    Rajesh Kumar Singh / AP

    Officials and locals gather around the fallen compartments of Doon Express, a passenger train which derailed in Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh state, India on Thursday. According to news reports at least five people were killed and about fifty others injured after the passenger train which was traveling from Howrah station, near Calcutta city, to Dehradun in the state of Uttarakhand derailed.

    Rajesh Kumar Singh / AP

    A volunteer extends a helping hand to a trapped passenger, who's hand can be seen, inside a fallen compartment of Doon Express, a passenger train which derailed.

    Rajesh Kumar Singh / AP

    Officials inspect the wreckage of the Doon Express.

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    So sorry to hear that. I hope everyone is OK. My regards to all the children in Utam Pradash, Utra Preadesh, and Jaipur. So sweet they are. Nice to hear good things are happening for them.

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  • 22
    May
    2012
    10:18am, EDT

    Indian passenger train rams freight train; 25 dead

    Manjunath Kiran / AFP - Getty Images

    Railway officials oversee the clear up operation of the mangled remains of the Bangalore-bound Hampi Express after it collided with a stationary goods train near Penukonda, about 105 miles north of Bangalore, India, on May 22, 2012.

    The Associated Press reports — A passenger train rammed into a parked freight train and caught fire before dawn Tuesday in southern India, killing at least 25 people and injuring dozens more.

    Rescuers worked for about six hours to pull some 70 survivors from the twisted and smoldering wreckage near the southwestern border of Andhra Pradesh state. Read the full story.

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    Rescuers evacuate an injured woman from the train.

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    Emergency services search for injured passengers under the derailed carriages.

     

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  • 17
    May
    2012
    6:19am, EDT

    Soe Than Win / AFP - Getty Images

    A woman looks out from the window as she travels on a train in Yangon, Myanmar, on May 17, 2012.

    Is Myanmar on track for an economic boom?

    The International Monetary Fund says that Myanmar could be Asia's next boom economy if the country sticks to its new path of political and economic reforms, Agence France Presse reports.

    Foreign Minister Wunna Maung Lwin meets U.S. officials on Thursday, stoking expectation the United States might announce a further lifting or suspension of sanctions that would be crucial to opening its long-isolated economy.

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  • 11
    May
    2012
    6:50pm, EDT

    Luxury train en route from Cape Town derails in Pretoria, South Africa

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    The Luxury train Rovos Rail derailed on Friday in Pretoria, South Africa. The train was en route from Cape Town to Pretoria when 17 carriages derailed. Among the passengers were 30 American tourists.

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    The Luxury train Rovos Rail derailed on Friday in Pretoria, South Africa.

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    The derailment reported above took place on 21 April, 2010. Editing the article so that the correct date is reflected or a retraction would be appreciated. Thank you.

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  • 3
    Mar
    2012
    9:48pm, EST

    Michal Legierski / AP

    Rescuers work at the site of a train collision in Szczekociny, Poland, March 3. Two trains collided head-on in southern Poland late Saturday, killing several people and injuring around 50 in what appears to be one of the worst rail disasters in the country in recent years.

    Two trains collide head-on in Poland, 14 killed

    "The rescue is difficult and complicated," firefighter Jaroslaw Wojtasik told Polish television.

    "The damage to the wagons is huge. We have contact with victims. We are approaching very cautiously."

    "I felt the blow," said an unnamed survivor. "I hit the person before me. The lights went out. Everything flew. We flew over the compartment like bags. We could hear screams. We prayed."

    -- Reported by Reuters

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  • 26
    Feb
    2012
    7:19pm, EST

    3 dead in Canada train derailment

    Tyler Anderson / Zuma Press

    A Via Rail train rests across the tracks after a derailment in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, Feb. 26. Three people are confirmed dead with reports of as many as 60 trapped.

    David Ritchie / Canadian Press via AP

    Emergency crews help extract Via Rail employees from a derailed train car in Burlington, Ontario, Feb. 26

    Via Rail spokeswoman Michelle Lamarche said the three people killed were all railroad employees who were riding in the locomotive at the front of the train when it derailed in Burlington, Ontario.

    Lamarche said no passengers died but dozens were injured. She said 75 people were on board the train traveling from Niagara Falls to Toronto when it derailed Sunday afternoon near Aldershot station.

    -- Reported by the Associated Press

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