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One Dies In Another Kaduna Train Incident

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April 1, 2022
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Four days after a train was attacked in Kaduna, another has derailed in the state.

At least eight people died when the Abuja-Kaduna train was attacked on Monday evening with many others kidnapped.

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On Thursday, the narrow-gauge train travelling from Lagos to Kano derailed at Farin Ruwa, near Jaji in Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State, killing the train driver in the process.

While Monday’s was a direct attack on the train, Thursday’s was caused by the vandalisation of the train track, an official said.

Abdullahi Alhaji, Public Relations Officer, Northern Regional District of the Nigeria Railways Corporation (NRC), Zaria, confirmed the latest incident to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Zaria on Thursday.

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According to Mr Alhaji, Bala Kawu, the driver of the train, died during the incident as the cargo train was conveying soft drinks to Kano.

He said the incident happened as a result of the vandalization of the slippers and other accessories of the rail track in the area.

Mr Alhaji said rescue efforts are currently ongoing to recover the remains of the deceased to salvage the situation for the train to continue its journey to Kano.

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