• collasping bridge no reason to stop trains !

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Discussion about railroad topics everywhere outside of Canada and the United States.

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  by David Benton
 
A Train bridge collapses in flooding in China .
A couple of amazing things , there were 1400 people onboard , and a train continnues to pass on the neighbouring span .
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11035267
  by george matthews
 
David Benton wrote:A Train bridge collapses in flooding in China .
A couple of amazing things , there were 1400 people onboard , and a train continnues to pass on the neighbouring span .
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11035267
In Pakistan the BBC has shown a rail line breached by the Indus floods. The track has been washed away, or at least its ballast, and a breach has been made in the embankment. That line will not be openeing soon. No idea what line it was.
  by kaitoku
 
A couple of amazing things , there were 1400 people onboard , and a train continnues to pass on the neighbouring span .
Officials were probably afraid the passengers would riot (or at least complain loudly- probably just as bad as this is China lol) if their train was stopped.