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[Opinion] "Now More than Ever, We Must Prevent the Memory From Fading": Future Use of the JR Fukuchiyama Line Derailment Accident Vehicle Preservation Facility; Bereaved Families and Injured People Exchange Opinions Regarding the Facility, Which Is Not Open to the Public
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Following the 2005 Fukuchiyama train derailment, JR West Japan held its annual series of briefings for bereaved families and injured victims. Over two days, 125 people attended the briefings for the victims and injured. Reports were given on JR West Japan's daily operations, and opinions were exchanged regarding the use of the facility for preserving the accident-damaged train cars, which was completed last year. One family member of an injured …
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