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In the Arnhem train accident of 21 November 2006 near Arnhem, Netherlands a cargo train driver ignored a red signal and collided almost head-on into a passenger train which was about to enter the railway station, injuring 31.^[1]

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^ (Dutch) nu.nl/algemeen | Gewonden bij treinbotsing Arnhem

v t e Railway accidents in 2006 (2006)

Location and date	Bioče, Montenegro (23 January) Varanasi, India (7 March) Ngungumbane, Zimbabwe (3 June) Valencia, Spain (3 July) Mumbai, India (11 July) Qalyoub, Egypt (21 August) Lathen, Germany (22 September) Copmanthorpe, England (25 September) Zoufftgen, France (11 October) Rome, Italy (17 October) Faure, South Africa (13 November) West Bengal, India (20 November) Arnhem, Netherlands (21 November)

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