Here is how investigators say the multi-train crash in India on Friday unfolded. The crash killed at least 275 people and injured more than 1,200. nyti.ms
At around 7 p.m. local time Friday, the Coromandel Express passenger train approached from the north at about 80 miles an hour. A second passenger train, the Yesvantpur-Howrah Superfast Express, approached from the south at about the same time. nyti.ms
The Coromandel Express veered onto an adjacent track occupied by an idled freight train that was loaded with iron ore. An Indian Railways official said that a problem with the signal system was most likely the overall cause of the crash. nyti.ms
The Coromandel Express collides with the freight train. The cars at the front of the Coromandel jump off their tracks and form a mangled pile. More than 20 cars from the Coromandel are derailed. nyti.ms
The derailed cars from the Coromandel Express strike the second passenger train as it passes, causing two cars at the end of the second passenger train to derail.
The accident scene stretched more than a thousand feet. nyti.ms
The accident scene stretched more than a thousand feet. nyti.ms
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