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Train Accident Kills Woman
Ana López Centeno did not hear the train whistle and in an instant became the first fatality since the train began operations last October. The forty-five year old woman was run over by the train in front of her place of work, at Cococo computer store in La Sabana.

According to witnesses, the woman attempted to cross the tracks in front of the train and was caught under the weight of the locomotive.

No one say what really happened. Eye witnesses only saw the woman walking along the side of the tracks calmly when all of a sudden she was dragged some 13 metres from where she was last seen standing.

López, a mother of seven children, who lived in Pavas, worked at the Cococo for the last seven years and was aware of the train as it passed in front of her place of work each morning and afternoon.

According to the train engineer, the train was on route to San Rafael de Alajuela with a load of soya from Puntarenas.

Authorities want to make clear that the accident was not caused by the "tren urbano" - commuter train.

"The accident is regrettable, however, people continue to ignore and respect the train signals and dont understand that a train cannot stop like a car", said Miguel Carabaguíaz, president of Incofer.



 





 
   

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