BY Taiwo George
Less than 24 hours after 129 people were killed across different locations in Paris, France has recorded another tragic incident.
A high-speed train derailed in Strasbourg, a city in the north-eastern part of the country, killing 10 people and leaving 32 injured.
Officials blamed the incident on “excessive speed”.
The train said to be carrying 49 people – all employees of a railway company – derailed, caught fire, and plunged into a canal.
Reports say the Paris-Strasbourg high-speed line is scheduled to open next year.
Junior transport minister Alain Vidalies and Ecology minister Segolene Royal will visit the scene, according to French media.
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