Train wreck in Nigeria leaves dozens dead and injured
An early report states 35 people died and 127 were injured when a passenger train plunged from an embankment north of Icadan, Kano area, during a Sunday incident. The crash disrupted transit and prompted interviews and emergency responses.
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U.S. Eyes Imports for Residual Oils Policy Update
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