A-Mei, Lin Chi-ling, Elva Hsiao express grief over Taiwan train crash


By AGENCY

(From left) A-Mei, Lin Chi-ling and Elva Hsiao. Photos Filepic

Taiwanese singer A-Mei shared an emotional post on Saturday (April 3) in which she expressed her sadness at the Taroko Express train crash that killed 51 people, including many children, and injured 179.

She allegedly cried after she learned that many passengers were crushed inside the carriages while some survivors were forced to climb out of windows and walk along the train’s roof to safety.

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