ANKARA (Reuters) - A Turkish high speed train crash in Ankara on Thursday morning was caused by a collision with a local train, an official from the Ankara governor's office said.
Broadcasters said there were many casualties in the accident which occurred around 06:30 am (0330 GMT) in the capital Ankara as the train was setting off on a journey to the central province of Konya.
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