Train crash in India kills 60

Thursday 18 April 1996 23:02 BST

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Train crash in India kills 60

New Delhi - A passenger train rammed into a stopped freight train in central India, killing at least 60 passengers, the Press Trust of India reported. The passenger train was travelling from Gorakhpur, on the Indian border with Nepal, to Gonda in the central state of Madhya Pradesh when it collided with the freight train at Domingarh railroad station. AP

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