20 Years After the Train Accident in Zoufftgen: "The Pain Is Still as Strong as in the First Minute"
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20 Years After the Train Accident in Zoufftgen: "The Pain Is Still as Strong as in the First Minute"
On October 11, 2006, six people died in a train accident in Zoufftgen. One of them was the father of Eléonore Dées de Sterio. She was nine years old at the time.
On 11 October 2006, two trains hit hard at the French-Luxembourg border, at the level of Zoufftgen. Former transport-circulation engineer and trade unionist of the SNCF, present on the scene a few moments after the drama, Bernard Aubin remembers.
Twenty years after the frontal collision between two trains at the French-Luxembourg border, a solemn tribute was paid to the six victims on the site of the memorial, in Zoufftgen. Organised this Sunday, 11 October, the ceremony took place in the presence of the victims' relatives, the Luxembourg Minister of Mobility and Works ...
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