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An express train from Aberdeen crashed into the rear of a local passenger train between Walwyn Garden City and Hatfield Station recently. A number of passengers were injured — some fatally. KEYSTONE photo shows :— helpers searching wreckage for vi...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Finally the smashed coaches of the Sunday School picnic train which crashed into Wormit station, near the South End of the Tay Bridge. The fireman and a man, and a boy who had been allowed on the engine for a ride "up front" were killed in the acc...
The Times of Ceylon Press
One of the pilgrims injured in the train crash at Farukhabad, North India, being helped out of the Indian Air Force plane which brought them to Rathmalana Airport yesterday.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The wagon wheels of the goods train that was derailed at Mankulam on Wednesday cut several of the sleepers in two, as this picture clearly shows.
The Times of Ceylon Press
A crane about to lift a wagon derailed at the new yard of the Maho railway station.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Three persons were killed and 43 others injured when this 600-passenger express train, bound from Tokyo to Aomori in northern Japan, jumped the track and overturned. The accident was attributed to bent tracks, believed to have been caused when a t...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Coffins of the victims of the train crash at Farukhabad
The Governor-General looking on as Ceylon Army men this morning carried to a specially constructed platform at Ratmalana airport the coffins flown here by IAF plane containing the bodies of the 16 Ceylon pilgrims who died in the train crash at Far...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Train crash near Pothuhara sation
The collision of the Batticaloa-Colombo mail train and Jaffna-Colombo mail train, a 1½ miles from the Pothuhara railway station, caused the destruction of the compartments as shown.
The Times of Ceylon Press
A train compartment being completely separated from the wheels.
The Times of Ceylon Press