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ONE DEAD, THREE INJURED IN KAZANLAK COLLISION
17:16 Tue 10 Jul 2007
 

A 28-year-old man died after a train hit a car near the Bulgarian town of Kazanlak early on July 10.  

The other three passengers riding in the car were seriously injured, according to a report on FOCUS Radio Veliko Tarnovo.

The crossing where the accident took place is equipped with functioning traffic signals, the press office of Bulgaria State Railways (BDZ) announced for FOCUS News Agency.

The injured have been transported to the emergency center in Kazanlak.

 
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