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Wednesday, 26 June, 2002, 01:26 GMT 02:26 UK
In pictures: Tanzania rail tragedy
More than 200 people were killed and hundreds injured near the Tanzanian city of Dodoma on Monday when a passenger train suffered a mechanical failure and rolled out of control down a hill before colliding with a goods train and derailing.

Crash wreckage
Many of the carriages flipped completely upside down

Crash wreckage
Debris littered the entire crash scene

Passenger's luggage in front of carriages
The passengers' belongings were lined up by the crash site

Crash victims' relatives
While anxious relatives waited for news

Relatives check lists
Lists of the dead and injured were posted for families to check

Relatives examine dead bodies
Family members walked past lines of dead bodies searching for their loved ones

Coffins containing the dead are lined up
More than 200 coffins are needed to cope with the dead

A survivor is visited in hospital by relatives
Meanwhile the survivors are recovering in hospital

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