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Train Crash in Indonesia Kills 15 Women

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Tragic Train Crash in Indonesia: Fifteen Women Lost in Collision at Bekasi Timur Station; Investigation Underway

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Train Crash in Indonesia Kills 15 Women

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Train Crash in Indonesia Kills 15 Women. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 28th. This is Global News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters globally. Rescuers in Indonesia wrapped up recovery efforts Tuesday from a deadly train crash near Jakarta, confirming 15 women lost their lives when A. Long distance trains slammed into the back of a stop commuter train at Bikasi Timmer station. That rear car was set aside just for women to cut down on harassment, a set of the use often there. The collision happened Monday, leaving 88 people hurt and rushed to hospitals. Railway boss Bobby Rashidin said they're doing everything to care for the victims, while all 240 folks on the long distance are go bromo. Angeric train walked away safe. Officials think it started when another commuter train clipped a stall taxi nearby, forcing the second one to halt right in the path of the speeding. Long distance service, police and the safety committee are digging into the full details now. Indonesia's old rail lines see too many wrecks like this.

Remember the one in West Java back in January that killed four? They'll get to the bottom of it, but for now, thoughts go out to those families.

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