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Russia trains collide near Moscow Russia crash: 'Three dead' in train crash near Moscow
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Russian passenger train collides with freight train near Moscow, causing casualties - media reports At least three people have died after a freight train hit a passenger train west of the Russian capital Moscow, Russian media say.
More to follow. Several carriages were derailed in the crash, said to have occurred at 12:38 (08:38 GMT) near Bekasovo 1 station, 60km (37 miles) west of the capital.
Injured people were reportedly carried from the train as emergency services rushed to the scene.
The passenger train was on its way from Moscow to Chisinau in Moldova.
The three deaths were reported by both Ria-Novosti and Itar-Tass news agencies, without citing an official source.
According to Itar-Tass, several carriages on the freight train came off the rails, hitting the passenger train, on which up to three carriages were derailed as a result.
Traffic on the line - which also serves Kiev in Ukraine - was suspended as a result.
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