Japan Marks 21 Years Since Deadly JR West Amagasaki Train Crash
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Japan commemorated the 21st anniversary of the JR West train crash in Amagasaki, where many victims lost their lives. The event serves as a reminder of the tragedy's impact on the local community and the ongoing importance of railway safety in Japan.
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- •The JR West train crash in Amagasaki occurred 21 years ago, resulting in numerous fatalities.
- •Memorial services were held on April 25, 2026, to honor the victims of the crash.
- •The crash remains one of the deadliest train accidents in Japan's recent history.
- •JR West has since implemented various safety measures to prevent similar incidents.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸JR West increases investment in advanced train safety technology rail passengers in Japan could experience enhanced safety and reduced risk of accidents
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