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Greece train crash: 57 people confirmed dead as public anger grows

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Greece's rail system is outdated, underfunded and dangerous, workers say. Rescue crews inched through mangled remains of passenger carriages in search for the dead. Government has blamed human error, and a railway official was charged with manslaughter. The collision of a passenger train and a freight train was the country's deadliest ever.

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Greece train crash: 57 people confirmed dead as public anger grows

The death toll from Tuesday's train crash in Greece has increased to 57, a coroner has told the BBC.

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Death toll from Greece train crash rises to 57 - China.org.cn

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57 people confirmed dead as public anger grows over Greece train crash

It came as rail workers across Greece took part in a one-day strike on Thursday amid growing public anger towards authorities.

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Greece train crash death toll rises to 57 amid search

The death toll from a train crash in central Greece has reached 57, emergency services say.

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Greece train crash death toll rises to 57 in head-on collision; rail workers go on strike

A train crash in Greece has left 57 people confirmed dead - a number that rescuers fear will increase.

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Greece train crash death toll rises to 57 in head-on collision; rail workers go on strike

A train crash in Greece has left 57 people confirmed dead - a number that rescuers fear will increase.

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