A train derailed north of Milan on Wednesday causing minor injuries to three people on board, Italian news reports said.
Three wagons on a train traveling between Milan and Lecco in northern Italy went off a truncated track near the station of Carnate-Usmate at 11:59 am (0949 GMT), media reports said.
Television images showed one car leaning on its side and another at a 45 degree angle off the track.
The conductor, train supervisor and the one passenger were slightly bruised, reports said, citing regional railway Trenord.
The cause of the accident is being investigated.
Read more:
Israel likely won’t stamp passports of UAE tourists: Israeli foreign ministry
Coronavirus: Rich can’t get priority for COVID-19 vaccine, says Pope Francis
Coronavirus: Scientists find lasting COVID-19 immunity in early studies
Also Read
-
Coronavirus: Rich can’t get priority for COVID-19 vaccine, says Pope Francis
Pope Francis on Wednesday warned against any prospect that rich people would get priority for a coronavirus vaccine.“The pandemic is a crisis. You ... Coronavirus -
Israel likely won’t stamp passports of UAE tourists: Israeli foreign ministry
Israel will likely not stamp passports of tourists traveling to the country from the UAE, according to Israel’s foreign ministry.Israel and the UAE ... Middle East -
Coronavirus: Czech Republic won’t take part in WHO’s COVID-19 vaccine plan
The Czech Republic will not take part in the World Health Organization-led COVAX plan to develop and distribute a vaccine against COVID-19, Health ... Coronavirus
