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Union Pacific train in California strikes and kills person
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(Reuters) – A locomotive operated by Union Pacific (NYSE:) struck and killed a trespasser at a crossing in Los Angeles county, California, according to a report by Union Pacific filed with the state’s emergency services.
“The passenger main line is closed for investigation,” the report further added.
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