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Satellite Images: Denmark Train Collision Location

January 3, 2019 | by European Space Imaging

Nyborg, Denmark – On January 2, around 7:35 local time, debris from a freight train stuck a passenger train traveling to Copenhagen via the Great Belt Bridge. Emergency services report 6 dead and 16 injured.

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