New York train derails

Four died and at least 67 were injured after a passenger train derailed Sunday morning in the Bronx, New York. The train was coming from Poughkeepsie with about 150 people on board. Three of the dead were thrown out of the train. Early Monday morning, workers began uprighting the cars to the extent that safety officials would allow. "That is a dangerous area on the track just by design," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said after Sunday's crash. The accident occurred on a curve near the Harlem River. "The trains are going about 70 miles an hour coming down the straight part of the track. They slow to about 30 miles per hour to make that sharp curve... where the Hudson River meets the Harlem River, and that is a difficult area of the track.” The train operator, who is among the injured, told investigators he applied brakes to the train, but it didn't slow down at which point the train derailed. Investigators have recovered an event recorder from the locomotive and another car, but haven't yet examined them.

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