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Dozens dead in India train fire Dozens dead in India train fire
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At least 64 people have been killed in a fire on a train in the northern Indian state of Haryana, officials say.At least 64 people have been killed in a fire on a train in the northern Indian state of Haryana, officials say.
Passengers reported hearing two blasts prior to the blaze, as the train passed near Panipat, about 80km (50 miles) north of the capital, Delhi.Passengers reported hearing two blasts prior to the blaze, as the train passed near Panipat, about 80km (50 miles) north of the capital, Delhi.
The train - the Samjhauta Express - was travelling from Delhi to Pakistan when the incident happened. The train - the Samjhauta Express - was travelling from Delhi to Lahore in Pakistan when the incident happened.
A spokesman for Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the explosions and fire were probably an "act of terror".
A number of other passengers were injured, and officials say the death toll may rise.A number of other passengers were injured, and officials say the death toll may rise.
Indian television showed pictures of badly burned carriages. 'Explosive devices'
The BBC's Navdip Dhariwal in Delhi says a series of small blasts took place in two carriages at around midnight (1830 GMT).The BBC's Navdip Dhariwal in Delhi says a series of small blasts took place in two carriages at around midnight (1830 GMT).
She says the train came to a standstill and a ball of fire engulfed the two coaches.She says the train came to a standstill and a ball of fire engulfed the two coaches.
The injured were pulled out of the burning carriages onto the trackside by fellow passengers, she adds.The injured were pulled out of the burning carriages onto the trackside by fellow passengers, she adds.
Railway officials said five small explosive devices capable of causing a huge fire were diffused at the site. Officials said many of the victims were Pakistanis but some were Indian security personnel.
Railway officials said five small explosive devices capable of causing a huge fire were defused at the site.
The Samjhauta Express is one of two train services connecting India to Pakistan.The Samjhauta Express is one of two train services connecting India to Pakistan.
The reopening of rail links between the two countries is seen as a key step in the peace process between India and Pakistan that began in January 2004. The recent reopening of rail links was seen as a key step in the peace process between the two countries since January 2004.
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