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A devastating train collision in Bekasi, Indonesia has killed at least 14 people and injured 84 others after a commuter train was struck by a long-distance train near Jakarta. The crash caused massive destruction, with several passengers trapped inside mangled coaches as rescue teams rushed to the scene.

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto visited the injured and promised a swift investigation into the tragedy, raising concerns about railway safety and aging infrastructure. Authorities, including the national transport safety committee, have launched a full-scale probe to determine the exact cause of the deadly accident.

As the nation mourns, questions are growing over rail safety standards in one of Southeast Asia’s busiest transport networks, with the government now considering new measures like flyovers to prevent future disasters.

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00:05A deadly train collision in Indonesia has claimed at least 14 lives and left 84 others
00:13injured in a major accident near Bakasi in West Java.
00:20The crash happened late Monday night when a commuter train on the Jakarta-Bakasi route
00:26collided with a long-distance train traveling from Jakarta to Surabaya.
00:34The impact was severe, with multiple coaches damaged and emergency teams rushing to rescue passengers.
00:44Officials confirmed that the death toll rose to 14 by Tuesday morning, with dozens of injured
00:50being treated across several hospitals.
00:58Indonesian President Proboso Subianto visited victims at a hospital in Bakasi, expressing
01:05condolences and assuring support to those affected.
01:09He also promised a swift and thorough investigation into the incident.
01:13The President highlighted a major concern, saying large parts of the country's rail
01:19network are not well maintained.
01:22In response, the government is now considering building a flyover near the accident site to
01:28ease congestion and improve safety.
01:32Meanwhile, authorities, including the National Transport Safety Committee, have launched a
01:38full-scale probe to determine the exact cause of the collision.
01:46Rail operator officials say the deceased have been moved for identification, while medical
01:52teams continue to treat the injured.
01:57As the investigation continues, questions are being raised about railway safety standards
02:03and infrastructure gaps in one of Southeast Asia's busiest transport networks.
02:10For now, families mourn their losses, while the nation awaits answers on what led to this
02:17tragic accident.
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