MTR Investigates Cause Of LRT Crash At Nai Wai
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2019-02-04 HKT 23:30
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The MTR Corporation has begun an investigation into what caused the crash between a light rail train and a coach in Hung Shui Kiu in Yuen Long on Monday afternoon. One angle of inquiry is that a red light may have been run.
Twenty-five people were hurt. Most of the injuries were minor but two people suffered more serious injuries.
The incident took place near Nai Wai LRT station. It involved a number-751 train heading from Tin Shui Wai to Yau Oi and a coach that wasn't carrying passengers.
The driver of the coach passed a breathalyser test.
The collision has forced the diversion of several LRT routes.
Light rail services are gradually resuming.
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