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Mi vam pružamo najbolju uslugu, kroz brzo i lako oglašavanje kao i pretragu više desetina hiljada oglasa. One woman died, and more than 100 were injured, some seriously, when a commuter train carrying 250 people and traveling at a high speed crashed into Hoboken's historic train station this morning, authorities said. Vaši inozemstvo oglasi ili inostranstvo oglasi su potpuno besplatni i ovde se oglašavaju srpska dijaspora, bosanska dijaspora, hrvatska dijaspora i domovina.

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One woman died, and more than 100 were injured, some seriously, when a commuter train carrying 250 people and traveling at a high speed crashed into Hoboken's historic train station this morning, authorities said. The train crashed through barriers until it hit an interior wall, said New Jersey Gov. The engineer -- identified by officials as Thomas Gallagher -- was treated an released by from the hospital, according to Christie's office. Gallagher is cooperating with law enforcement investigating the crash, Christie said. The woman who died was not a passenger on the train but was killed by debris that fell onto the platform after the train crashed into it, Christie said. She was identified by the New Jersey State Medical Examiner's Office as Fabiola Bittar de Kroon, 34, of Hoboken. The NTSB said the canopy of the building fell atop of the controlling car, where the engineer was located, and a contractor will come in to remove parts of the canopy. The NTSB will then be able to investigate the train cars, said NTSB Vice Chairman Bella Dinh-Zarr. The part of the terminal used by PATH trains, however, is fine, officials said. PATH service to the station was restored at 3 p. Currently, investigators can access the locomotive car, located at the end of the train. They hope to pull the event recorder to determine the speed and braking of the train, Dinh-Zarr said. The investigation will last up to 10 days, and the NTSB will issue a report once it determines the probable cause of the accident. Due to the age of the building, there is a concern that the debris contains asbestos, Dinh-Zarr said. The train contained three passengers cars and a locomotive, Dinh-Zarr said. Both governors applauded the emergency responders and civilians who assisted rescue efforts, evacuating the train as quickly as possible and helping the injured get medical care. Witnesses described a scene of horror, with one NJ Transit worker who saw the crash saying the train hit the edge of the station platform so hard that it flew up onto the platform and didn't stop until it ran into the wall of the station's waiting room. All of the injured are receiving care at local hospitals, Christie said. One area trauma center, the Jersey City Medical Center, reported earlier in the day Thursday that it was treating three people who sustained critical or serious injuries in the crash. The Hoboken University Medical Center received a total of 23 patients, a spokesman said. Dozens of people are being evaluated or treated at various area hospitals. The train, on NJ Transit's Pascack Valley line, started in Spring Valley, NY, at 7:23 a. Eastern time, with a scheduled arrival in Hoboken of 8:38 a. It struck the terminal building on track 5 at approximately 8:45 a. Both the and the Federal Railway Administration are investigating the crash. As is standard, investigators will be looking at all possible causes, including human failure and mechanical problems; they will also look at the possibility of sabotage or foul play, although they suspect neither, officials said. The Hoboken Terminal was evacuated and all service there was suspended, including both NJ Transit and service. William Blaine, who said he is a freight engineer and was in the Hoboken Terminal near the track where the crash happened, estimated that the train may have been going 30 or more miles per hour, when it should have been going half that speed as it approached the station. I swear, it sounded like a bomb. And I am sure that's probably what people were thinking, because this is what it sounded like. The first car sustained the worst damage, he said. Passengers in cars farther back were able to walk off the train, officials said. The train's engineer is among those hospitalized. Hoboken Terminal is a hub for commuters switching from NJ Transit trains to PATH trains into Manhattan. It is NJ Transit's fifth-busiest station, with 15,000 people boarding there weekdays, according to the The Associated Press. A at the same station in 2011 injured more than 30 people in 2011 after a PATH train crashed into bumpers at the end of the tracks, The AP reported.

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