Train Crash in Indonesia Kills 7, 3 Trapped

0:00A train crash outside Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, has left at least seven dead, with rescuers still trying to reach three folks trapped in a mangled, commuter car. Monday night, a long-distance train slammed into the back of a stopped commuter train at Bikasi-Teamers station in Bikasi. That rear car was set aside for women only, aimed at cutting down on harassment. 81 people got rushed to hospitals with injuries, and all 240 passengers on the long-distance Argo-Bromo-Angry train made it. Outsafe. Officials say they're moving slow and careful with the evacuations to avoid more risks. Police are digging into what went wrong, while the railboss points to a possible glitch after another commuter train hit a stall taxi nearby. The National Transportation Safety Committee will handle the full probe. Indonesia's old rail system sees crashes way too often, like that one in West Java back in January that killed four. Right now, crews are pushing

1:01hard to wrap up this rescue and get answers fast. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI