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'Absolutely staggering': Dozens injured in Connecticut train crash
Sixty people were injured, five of them critically, and rail traffic from New York to Boston was shut down after a Metro-North commuter train derailed and plowed into a second train Friday in Fairfield, Conn., Gov. Dan Malloy said. An eastbound train derailed at 6:10 p.m. Full story

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