Train Accident : Were Three Persons Killed inTrain Accident in India

NEW DELHI: The Railways on Saturday suspended four persons, including the Allahabad divisional railway manager and senior divisional mechanical engineer, after the fourth accident in a fortnight.

The two drivers of the Kalandi Express have also been placed under suspension pending an inquiry into the Saturday's incident, a senior railway ministry official said. A three-member inquiry team has been rushed to the accident spot.

Three persons were killed and 17 injured when the Kalandi Express rammed into the stationary Shram Shakti Express in dense fog nearly Tundla. The two drivers of the Kalandi Express were also injured in the incident.

In the previous three incidents, all in UP on January 2, 10 persons were killed and 45 injured.

The railway official said revised safety guidelines have been issued after a review meeting was held by the chairman of the Railway Board, S S Khurana, here on Saturday.

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As per the fresh guidelines, the driver has to stop the train for five minutes instead of two minutes at the red signal before driving at 8 km per hour speed in foggy conditions.

Commissioner, Railway Safety, P K Vajpayee, will conduct the probe into Saturday's accident and submit a report, North-Central Railway spokesperson R D Vajpai said.

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Car Accidents : Mike Arroyo's Not Too Scared Related Car Accident Happened to her a few Moments Ago

MANILA, Philippines—First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo was slightly hurt in a vehicular accident en route to the Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong City Wednesday morning, his lawyer
said Thursday night.

"He had a bump on his head,'' his lawyer Ruy Rondain, who learned of the accident on Thursday, told the Inquirer by phone. "It's no big deal. There's nothing to be alarmed about.''

Arroyo was aboard his vehicle, a Toyota Land Cruiser, when it hit a post after avoiding another vehicle on his way to play golf, Rondain said.

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The lawyer could not say where the accident happened.

When she learned of her husband's injury, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo "insisted that he undergo a check-up'' at a hospital, according to Rondain.

"He was examined. All negative. He's OK now,'' he said.

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California : Death of a Child 11 Years When the car in which he Sudden Stop Child Unclear Why are located in the Car

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Investigators were mystified Wednesday as to why an 11-year-old boy was behind the wheel when the car ran a stop sign and crashed into another vehicle, killing him, his mother and younger sister. California Highway Patrol Officer Stefanie Buck said investigators have not yet been able to interview the car's lone survivor to determine why sixth-grader Jose Manuel Silva Covarrubias was driving. "For whatever reason the 11-year-old didn't stop at the stop sign, and drove the Honda into the path of the Ford," Buck said. "It's a tragedy any way you look at it." His sister, Elizabeth Silva Covarrubias, 6, and their mother, Maria Covarrubias, 30, both of Woodville, were also killed in the accident. Neither the mother nor daughter was wearing a seatbelt, and both were ejected from the back seat. A family friend, Froylon Gonzalez, was sent to a Fresno hospital with life-threatening injuries. Gonzalez, 34, of Woodville, was wearing his seat belt in the passenger seat when the crash.

happened at a rural intersection. Felipe Zamora Gonzalez, the man's brother, said the family was returning from Jose's soccer team practice, and added that he had never seen Jose drive before. Investigators said the boy was driving a 1993 Honda when he ran a stop sign and was hit broadside. The driver of that vehicle, Charles Seguin, 44, of Porterville, sustained minor injuries. It does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor in the crash, nor did the winter fog typical of the area obscure the view, Buck said. The accident happened at a rural intersection outside Porterville, which is about 70 miles southeast of Fresno. Dondreia Bradley, the superintendent of Woodville Union School District said she was "stunned" to hear that Jose had been behind the wheel. He came from "a wonderful family" with a supportive mother, she said.

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Bus Accident : Christina Kim Fear When the host Bus Accident on the LPGA Tour's opening.

PATTAYA, Thailand -- Christina Kim was shaken but unhurt when the bus she was riding in crashed on its way to the course hosting the LPGA Tour's season-opening event.

After the accident Friday involving the bus, a truck and a police car, Kim shot par 72 in the second round of the Honda PTT LPGA Thailand.

Kim, who ended the round tied for 42nd, gave her version of the accident on Twitter and posted photos that showed minor damage to the three vehicles involved.

Her first tweet read: "OMG the bus I was riding in got into an accident and 3 vehicles (our bus, big rig truck our police escort) were involved, but no one was hurt."

"I still have the jitters 45 min afterwards," she Tweeted later.

Christina Kim Photos

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Car Accidents : A Norfolk Woman 20 years old not Wearing Seat Belts and Had Died in Accidents

HAGERSVILLE — A 20-year-old Norfolk woman has died of injuries she suffered when the car she was driving went off the road and rolled on its roof near Townsend Wednesday afternoon.

Norfolk OPP today identified the woman as Justine Miklavcic.

Police said she was not wearing a seatbelt when the single car crash occurred as she was driving northbound on County Line Road at 1 p.m.

OPP Constable Kari Lee said it is not known why Miklavcic’s car went off the road.

Miklavcic was taken first to West Haldimand Hospital in Hagersville and then airlifted to Hamilton General Hospital where she died a short time later.

The OPP’s technical traffic collision squad is investigating. Not using a seatbelt is considered a contributing factor in Miklavcic’s death.

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