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| - | + | Three boys killed in qld train accident<br><br>MANILA - A train collided with a passenger car on the tracks on Sunday night, killing at least six people and injuring six others near the Bilibid prison in Camarines Sur, authorities said.<br><br>One person was killed and nine more were injured at around 7:30 p.m. while the train was in the vicinity of Aljuniedan.<br><br>The deceased have since been identified as the family members of three boys killed in Sunday's accident, [https://www.getlovebaba.com/ 바카라] said Brigadier Rafael Guadalupe.<br><br>The injured were taken to hospital.<br><br>Guadalupe said it's believed the three boys were in their late teens or early 20s. The bus was carrying more than 30 people.<br><br>It's not yet known if any of the children were on the same bus as their parents.<br><br>Earlier, there were reports that the school bus is going to be used for transporting students and some of the students had complained about the lack of education. —The Star, Mar 22, 2016 | |
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Three boys killed in qld train accident
MANILA - A train collided with a passenger car on the tracks on Sunday night, killing at least six people and injuring six others near the Bilibid prison in Camarines Sur, authorities said.
One person was killed and nine more were injured at around 7:30 p.m. while the train was in the vicinity of Aljuniedan.
The deceased have since been identified as the family members of three boys killed in Sunday's accident, 바카라 said Brigadier Rafael Guadalupe.
The injured were taken to hospital.
Guadalupe said it's believed the three boys were in their late teens or early 20s. The bus was carrying more than 30 people.
It's not yet known if any of the children were on the same bus as their parents.
Earlier, there were reports that the school bus is going to be used for transporting students and some of the students had complained about the lack of education. —The Star, Mar 22, 2016
