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Morocco: Train derails close to Rabat, 4 die

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | Oct 16, 2018, at 07:34 pm

Rabat, Oct 16 (IBNS) A train derailment incident close to Morocco's capital Rabat left at least four people dead on Tuesday, media reports said.

The incident occurred in Bouknadel, on the Atlantic coast between the capital and the city of Kenitra, reported BBC.

Train accident- Morocco- Between Rabat and Kenitra pic.twitter.com/eBVDCAPzPq
— amouch abdellah (@amouch_abdellah) October 16, 2018

Several images of the crash which are currently going viral on the social media showed the train flipped on its side.

Urgent Train derails between Rabat and Kenitra in Morocco pic.twitter.com/qcIMgfKmSy
— Vlad Fabian (@vlafbi) October 16, 2018

More details are awaited.

#Train #Morocco #MoroccoTrainderailment

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