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Taiwan deadly train crash: Photos of main suspect looking on as victims scrambled to safety trigger outrage

··· Taiwan deadly train crash: Photos of main suspect looking on as victims scrambled to safety trigger outrage April 06, 2021 A photo taken by a passenger shows Lee Yi-hsiang (left), the main suspect of the crash, near the site in Hualien on April 2, 2021. PTT/LEEABC, Facebook TAIPEI - Taiwan s prosecutors have appealed for information on the construction site near Friday s (April 2) deadly train crash as photos emerged showing the main suspect arrested in connection with the accident looking on as victims scrambled to safety from a tunnel. The suspect apparently knew by then that a truck he owned had caused the tragedy.

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Taiwan crash investigators focus on how truck fell in train s path

Apr 5, 2021 HUALIEN, Taiwan – Two days after Taiwan’s deadliest rail disaster in decades, investigators were working to determine why a truck had slipped downhill from a construction site into the path of an express train, resulting in the collision and derailment that killed dozens of people. The operator of the crane truck, Lee Yi-hsiang, was ordered detained Sunday by a judge, who reversed an earlier decision to grant him bail. Lee, who has not been charged with a crime, told reporters he had caused the crash and said he would take full responsibility for it. “I hereby express my deep regret and my sincerest apologies,” Lee said, his voice choking as he bowed in apology.

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Photos of main Taiwan train crash suspect standing near wreckage contradict what he told police

The Straits Times Photos of suspect looking on after Taiwan train crashed trigger outrage A photo taken by a passenger shows Lee Yi-hsiang (left), the main suspect of the crash, near the site in Hualien on April 2, 2021.PHOTOS: PTT/LEEABC, FACEBOOK https://str.sg/JC67 They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the first 3 months.

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Taiwan crash investigators focus on how truck fell in train s path

Taiwan crash investigators focus on how truck fell in train s path
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New yorkUnited statesT ai peiNational cheng kung universityTainan municipalityHualian xianFeng hui shengYusin leeYang chin langLee yi hsiangQingshui cliffPacific oceanSu chih wuWu ming yuRailway studies at national cheng kung universityYork times company

Taiwan Crash Investigators Focus on How Truck Fell in Train s Path

Taiwan Crash Investigators Focus on How Truck Fell in Train s Path
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T ai peiNational cheng kung universityTainan municipalityHong kongHualian xianFeng hui shengYusin leeYang chin langLee yi hsiangQingshui cliffPacific oceanSu chih wuWu ming yuRailway studies at national cheng kung universityTaiwan railways administrationAssociated press