Lewes train derailment seriously injures two passengers
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Two people have been seriously injured after a train with around 150 people on board derailed near Lewes in East Sussex. 00:00 | Simon Marks and Helen Hoddinott bring you the latest details 03:54 | Local MP James MacCleary draws a link between the derailment, climate change and the heat wave The British Transport Police is responding alongside paramedics and the fire service. Three carriages in the eight carriage train have reportedly tipped onto their sides. South East Coast Ambulance have confirmed that "two people sustained serious injuries". A spokesperson said: "Patients have been assessed and treated at the scene, with some transported to local hospitals for further treatment and care. "A number of passengers who did not require hospital treatment have been taken to a local community centre, where they are being supported by partner agencies." A major incident was declared by British Transport Police, but all passengers have now been evacuated. #simonmarks #train #sussexn
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