A passenger train derailed in Taiwan on Sunday, killing at least 18 people and injuring 187 others.
On Monday, the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) released a short video of the accident, showing the eight-car Puyuma Express knocking over poles and power lines before flipping over.
The train ran off the tracks as it went around a bend where the maximum speed is 75 kilometres per hour. But the speed of the train was not being released due to a pending investigation.
Watch the video footage here:
Video shows moment Puyuma Express train flies off the tracks in Taiwan's Yilan https://t.co/XIVH5wjjPx pic.twitter.com/cOziCuPn3u
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WATCH: Security camera footage shows the moment a passenger train derailed in Taiwan #æ®æ çª #å°éµ pic.twitter.com/0eqdfzPVoZ
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There were 366 passengers on board the ill-fated train, travelling from Taipei to Taitung, when all eight carriages completely overturned after the crash.
The incident is Taiwan’s worst rail accident in 27 years. In 1991, a train wreck killed 30 people.
On Friday, a speeding train ploughed through a crowd Dussehra revellers near Amritsar, killing 61 people and injuring many others.
(With Agency inputs)