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At least 20 killed, 120 hurt in Moscow subway accident
BY ANDREY KUZMIN
MOSCOW Tue Jul 15, 2014 2:50pm EDT
(Reuters) - At least 20 people were killed and more than 120 were injured when a Moscow underground train derailed during the morning rush hour in one of the worst accidents on the Russian capital's subway system in years.
President Vladimir Putin, who is away in Brazil, ordered a criminal investigation into the accident, which is likely to raise further questions over Russia's transport safety record. There was no suspicion of a militant attack - the cause of scores of deaths in Moscow's subway system in years past.
Three carriages derailed on a train travelling between two stations at 70 km per hour (44 miles per hour) at around 8:35 a.m. (0435 GMT) on the world's busiest subway system.
"It braked very hard. The lights went off and there was lots of smoke," a man, his nose bloodied, told Rossiya-24 television.
"We were trapped and only got out by some miracle. I thought it was the end. Many people were hurt, mostly in the first rail car because the cars ran into each other."
Rescue workers evacuated more than 1,000 people from the area of the accident, the Emergencies Ministry said. Injured passengers were carried on stretchers, bloodied and bandaged, out of both metro stations.
Helicopters ferried the most seriously hurt to hospital and passengers helped to the surface by emergency services looked stunned or were crying. "There is no one alive left," Moscow deputy mayor Peter Biryukov said. "The cause is not known, the work continues."
Some bodies were recovered from the wreckage but others remained underground, crushed in the accident, he said.
The Investigative Committee put the toll at 20 dead. Russian news agency Itar-Tass quoted Health Ministry representative Oleg Salagai as saying that 129 people were injured, 42 of whom were in a serious condition.
NO SUSPICION OF MILITANT ATTACK
The Investigative Committee, which answers to Putin, said it had opened a criminal case on suspicion of failure to meet safety guidelines but that it had not yet determined the cause of the accident, although no militant involvement was suspected.
A power surge may have caused the train to stall and several cars to come off the rails between the Slaviansky Boulevard and Park Pobedy stations, the Investigative Committee said.
Russians regularly criticise the country's transport safety record. Recent disasters included the 2011 sinking of a ferry boat that killed 128 and an airplane crash that killed the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl ice hockey team the same year, both of which were blamed on lax safety regulations and technical errors.
On weekdays as many as 9 million people use the subway system.
Famed for its high-vaulted halls adorned with Soviet socialist realist art, the underground network has expanded from 13 stations opened in 1935 to 194 stations across the megalopolis today.
Islamist militants have previously carried out deadly attacks in Moscow, including twin suicide bombings that killed 40 people on the subway in 2010.

18 critically injured in road mishap
IslamabadJULY 2, 2014 BY APP
WAH CANTT
APP
At least 18 passengers were critically injured when two speeding buses collided at GT Road near Wah Cantt gate on Wednesday.
According to Motorway Police sources, a Mansehra bound passenger bus while taking a sharp turn collided with a Peshawar bound passenger bus and turned turtle after collapsing with a tree.
As a result about 18 passengers of both buses sustained severe injuries.
Locals rushed to the incident and started rescue operation followed by Edhi foundation, National Highway and Motorway Police (NH&MP). The injured were shifted to POF Hospital Wah Cantt.
Wah Saddar Police registered a case and started investigation.

Speed thrills but kills!
KarachiJUNE 25, 2014 BY AGENCIES
NAUSHERO FEROZE/KARACHI
AGENCIES
At least eight persons were killed and more than 30 others including women and children were injured in collision between two passenger vehicles in Naushero Feroze on Wednesday.
Rescue sources said that the accident took place at National Highway near Bharya Bypass in Naushero Feroze where a Punjab-bound bus coming from Karachi collided head-on with a local route Hiace.
The victims were moved to local hospitals where according to hospital sources condition of various wounded people was critical and it was feared that death toll could rise further.
AT SHAHRAH-E-FAISAL:
In the meanwhile, a man was killed and 51 others were injured when a bus turned turtle at Shahra-e-Faisal in the city on Wednesday morning.
According to Edhi sources, a bus en route to Shah Aqiq from Lyari turned turtle near Karsaz at Shahra-e-Faisal. Resultantly, one passenger was killed and 51 others sustained injuries. The injured were shifted to Jinnah Hospital for treatment.

Two killed, five injured in road accidents
KarachiAPRIL 25, 2014 BY JAAN HAIDER
KHAIRPUR
Two persons were killed while five injured in two road mishaps here on Friday.
According to details, a car coming from Baberloi turned turtle near Karam Abad on national highway. Two people Syed Safdar Ali Shah and Jindal Shah of Baberloi died on the spot while their companion Shakeel Shah was injured.
The motorway police took the bodies to local hospital and after legal formalities they were handed over to their heirs while the injured shifted to Sukkur hospital.
Meanwhile, in another accident four persons were injured when two motorcycles collided near Bhango Behan on Mehran National Highway. They were admitted to a hospital.

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