French officials investigate if malicious act caused train derailment
The reason for its presence is unknown," prosecutor Sébastien Gallois said on Saturday. Local media say 186 passengers were on board the train that was operating between Rouen and Caen in Normandy. Forty-four people were treated for injuries, including an 18-year-old woman who was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition."The train's 'black box' has been seized.
- ▪The reason for its presence is unknown," prosecutor Sébastien Gallois said on Saturday.
- ▪Local media say 186 passengers were on board the train that was operating between Rouen and Caen in Normandy.
- ▪Forty-four people were treated for injuries, including an 18-year-old woman who was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition."The train's 'black box' has been seized.
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French officials investigate if malicious act caused train derailmentImage source, AFP via Getty ImagesImage caption, Authorities have yet to comment on media reports that sabotage may have caused the derailmentByJaroslav LukivPublished12 September 2026, 15:13 BSTUpdated 1 hour agoOfficials in northern France are investigating whether the derailment of a passenger train on Friday evening was the result of a malicious act."At this stage, the leading theory is that a piece of rail was present on one of the tracks, potentially causing the derailment. The reason for its presence is unknown," prosecutor Sébastien Gallois said on Saturday. Local media say 186 passengers were on board the train that was operating between Rouen and Caen in Normandy.
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