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Watch: Trains collide in Sindh, Pakistan, killing at least 30 passengers

The trains collided after one of them was derailed and went into the path of the other.

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Jun 07, 2021 · 12:41 pm
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#BREAKING:

Two express trains have collided in southern #Pakistan and at least 30 passengers were killed, police and rescue officials said. The Millat Express derailed and the Sir Syed Express train hit it soon afterward, police said. pic.twitter.com/EcWrUFKuvq

— Smriti Sharma (@SmritiS24856750) June 7, 2021

VIDEO: Mangled metal, bulldozers at site of deadly Pakistan train crash.

Images of the site of a train crash in Pakistan that killed over 30 people. A packed inter-city train hit another express that earlier derailed pic.twitter.com/dIgqOn4epO

— AFP News Agency (@AFP) June 7, 2021

#Pakistan #TRAIN Derailment Update - Death toll risen to 33 according to deputy Commissioner Ghotki district pic.twitter.com/jB5PN3J4uO

— Utkarsh Singh (@utkarshs88) June 7, 2021

#BREAKING: At least 30 killed in train crash in #Sindh province of #Pakistan,Two express trains have collided in southern Pakistan, killing at least 30 passengers,Authorities said. The cause for the accident remains unknown.Rescue operations are underway.
pic.twitter.com/LEXlScG0vO

— Kaushik Kanthecha (@Kaushikdd) June 7, 2021

At least 30 passengers have been killed after 2 express trains collided in southern Pakistan.

Passengers are still trapped in the wreckage of the Millat Express train as authorities arrange heavy machinery to rescue those crying for help https://t.co/VZxwyzSHBF #TrainAccident pic.twitter.com/RXyTUiEEte

— Bloomberg Quicktake (@Quicktake) June 7, 2021
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