Workers stands in front of a damaged subway train as another train approach on the opposite side at a subway station in Seoul May 2, 2014. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea suffered its second serious transport accident in just over two weeks on Friday when a subway train in the capital, Seoul, crashed into a train at a station, injuring 200 people although no one was killed.
The country is still mourning the victims of a ferry accident on April 16, when 300 people were killed or are missing in the submerged hull of a capsized ship in the country's worst disaster in 20 years.
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