Tuesday, September 27, 2011

SHANGHAI, CHINA-PERTEMBUNGAN DUA KERETA API,240 CEDERA


27/09/2011-07:52pm

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Lebih 240 cedera kereta api bertembung di China


2011/09/27

Two-year-old girl Xiang Weiyi lies in a hospital bed after she was the last survivor rescued
Xiang Weiyi, two, lay for hours in the wreckage near her parents' bodies after the search was called off

SHANGHAI: Lebih daripada 240 cedera apabila dua kereta api metro bertembung di Shanghai, hari ini, selepas baru saja sebulan China berdepan dengan kejadian kemalangan kereta api laju yang meragut nyawa. 

Pengendali sistem kereta api itu mendakwa kegagalan lampu isyaratnya berfungsi adalah punca kemalangan terbabit, yang mana punca sama kemalangan kereta api Julai lalu sehingga meragut sekurang-kurangnya 40 nyawa.
Tiada laporan kematian diterima susulan kejadian itu, tetapi berdasarkan imej yang dipaparkan di laman web di China menunjukkan mangsa mengalami kecederaan di mana ada di kalangan mereka tidak sedarkan diri dan ada juga mengalami kecederaan di kepala. - AFP



http://www.bharian.com.my/bharian/articles/Lebih240cederakeretaapibertembungdiChina/Article

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Shanghai train crash injures 200

27 September 2011 Last updated at 10:50 GMT


Rescue workers help an injured passenger from the subway station



A Shanghai subway train has hit the rear end of another train, injuring at least 200 passengers, the train company says.
Most of the injuries were slight, Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Company said after the incident on Line 10.
It happened after signal system failure at one station, China's official Xinhua news agency reported.
The city has rapidly expanded its subway system in recent years and some lines have seen recurring problems.
Tuesday's incident happened near Yu Yuan station in central Shanghai at 14:51 - about 40 minutes after Shanghai Metro reported equipment failures on a train.
At the time of the crash, staff were directing trains manually, Reuters news agency reported.
One passenger said there was a lot of blood in the first carriage of the train.
Streets around the station were cordoned off to allow ambulances through.
A collision between two high-speed overground trains in Wenzhou, eastern China, in July killed 40 people and provoked public outrage about safety standards.
The country's safety chief said serious design flaws were to blame in that case.
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