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Passenger trainABC News
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The train was on its way to Mumbai when it derailed near the town of Barabamboo in Jharkhand state.
Dozens of rescuers pulled the injured passengers from the derailed coaches.
The cause of the accident is being investigated.
Earlier this month a passenger train derailed in northern India , killing at least two passengers.
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