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Rouen–Caen train derails in Cléon, France, injuring 44 people
Forty-four people were injured when a Rouen–Caen train derailed in Seine-Maritime, northwestern France; one of the injured was in serious condition. The train was carrying 180 passengers, and 140 firefighters were sent to the scene as an investigation was launched.
A train operating on the Rouen–Caen route derailed in the town of Cléon in Seine-Maritime, northwestern France. Forty-four people were injured, and one of them was in serious condition.
Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said the incident occurred in Cléon. A total of 140 firefighters were sent to the area to assist the injured and the other passengers on the train.
The train was carrying 180 passengers. An investigation was launched into the incident, although no information was provided on the cause of the derailment.
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