Argentina train crash

• The 28-year-old conductor, who survived the crash, was apparently well-rested platform scrambling across the tracks to escape the wreck. It was Argentinas deadliest train accident since Feb.
(CBS News)
• A packed commuter train slammed into barriers at a railway terminus in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires during rush hour Wednesday, leaving an unknown number of people dead, 550 injured, and dozens trapped in the wreckage.
(YAHOO!)
• The train crash at Once station in the heart of Buenos Aires, with forty-nine dead and more than six-hundred injured, is the worst in Argentina in more than forty years. But for many it was an accident waiting to happen.
(Financial Times)
• Argentinas once-extensive rail network was largely dismantled Months earlier, four people died during another rail crash.
(msnbc.com)
• REPORTING FROM BUENOS AIRES -- An Argentinian federal judge promised to lead an investigation into the causes of a stunning train crash that killed at least 49 people and injured more than 600 Wednesday morning.
(Los Angeles Times)
• BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- A commuter train slammed into a retaining barrier in a central Later trains were diverted elsewhere.
(Sacramento Bee)
• Security guards stand as black smoke rises from tires, which were burned by protesters during an anti-US demonstration in Kabul, Afghanistan, Feb. 22, 2012. Anti-American demonstrations erupted on the outskirts of Kabul for a second day.
(ABC News)
• BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A packed train slammed into the end of the line in Buenos Aires In September of last year , nine people were killed and more than 200 injured in a crash in Buenos Aires involving two passenger trains and a bus.
(msnbc.com)
• BUENOS AIRES -- At least 40 people died and over 550 were injured when a train crashed into a busy railway station platform in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, La Nacion newspaper reported, citing a senior city official.
(New York Post)
• A PACKED commuter train entering a Buenos Aires station at morning rush hour overnight smashed into a retaining wall, crumpling cars and leaving at least 49 dead, 600 injured and dozens trapped in the twisted wreckage.
(News.com.au)