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Train derails in Italy, 11 killed

10:47, April 13, 2010      

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Rescuers work at the scene of a train accident near the city of Merano, about 300 kilometers north of Venice, Italy, April 12, 2010. A small regional train derailed on Monday in north Italy's Alto Adige mountainous region, leaving at least 11 people dead and more than 10 others injured. (Xinhua)



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