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At least 44 injured as train carrying 200 passengers derails in northern France

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A passenger train derailed near Cléon in Normandy, France, on Friday evening at approximately 7:45 p.m. The incident resulted in at least 44 injuries among those on board. Emergency response efforts were initiated following the derailment.

Reports regarding the number of passengers on the train vary, with estimates ranging from 180 to 200 individuals. The train was operating on the route between Rouen and Caen at the time of the accident.

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Manchester Evening News Focuses on the specific time and location of the derailment.
BBC World Highlights the official government statement regarding passenger count and route.
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