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'Like a warzone': Greek train tragedy survivors recount chaotic scenes

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Passenger train from Athens slammed head-on into freight train from Thessaloniki. Passenger train's two front carriages were crushed in the collision while the third carriage - the restaurant car - vaulted over them and caught fire. "I saw scenes of horror in the first carriages. I'm still shaking," passenger Angelos said.

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‘Like a warzone’: Greek train tragedy survivors recount chaos scenes

When the passenger train from Athens slammed head-on into a freight train from Thessaloniki late on Tuesday night, 22-year-old Angelos was in the penultimate carriage.

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'Like a warzone': Greek train tragedy survivors recount chaotic scenes

LARISSA, Greece: When the passenger train from Athens slammed head-on into a freight train from Thessaloniki late on Tuesday (Feb 28) night, 22-year-old Angelos was in the penultimate carriage. S

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'Like a war zone': Greek train survivors recount chaos

LARISSA, Greece: When the passenger train from Athens slammed head-on into a freight train from Thessaloniki late on Tuesday night, 22-year-old Angelos was in the penultimate carriage.

·Bangkok, Thailand
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Bangkok Post broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Wednesday, March 1, 2023.
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