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A trail derailment in New Brunswick last October was caused by an undetected” rail issue, federal officials say.
The Transportation Safety Board ( TSB ) said the rail broke as a result of an internal fatigue defect.
The rail section that broke had undergone third -party ultrasonic rail flaw detection ( RFD ) testing using a hi-rail vehicle three times.
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