Derailment in Scotland: average, at least one dead

(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 12 - There would be at least one death in the convoy derailment that took place in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The local media reported this, although there is still no official confirmation, specifying that on the Aberdeen-Stonehaven train, consisting of a locomotive and four carriages, there were 12 people on board: six passengers and six staff members. According to Skynews, the victim could be the driver. There are also several wounded, some of whom are reported to be severe.
    Dozens of emergency services vehicles, including an air ambulance, are on site. Sources from the railway industry said the suspected cause of the accident is a landslide. (HANDLE).