China resumes train services on disaster hit track
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China resumes train services on disaster hit track
Shandong Province, Apr 29, 2008 : Services have resumed on the railway line in China’s eastern Shandong Province after the country experienced its worst train accident in over a decade. Chinese authorities have ruled out the possibility of the train accident that killed at least 70 people on Monday being a terrorist act. Citing preliminary investigations, China has said that the accident was caused by human error and blamed excessive speed for the mishap.
Submission | April 30, 2008
