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	The accident happened when one train crashed into the back of another that had stopped due to mechanical problems, the Yonhap News Agency reported.</div>
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	The incident occurred around 3:30pm (0630 GMT) on Subway Line 2, one of Seoul&#39;s major transport arteries.</div>
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	There were no reports of fatalities or serious injuries, the Korea Herald reported.</div>
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	Around 10 fire engines attended the scene of the accident.</div>
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	DPA</div>

South Korean metro collision injures 170

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South Korean metro collision injures 170

Seoul - One hundred and seventy people were injured when two subway trains collided in the South Korean capital on Friday according to police and fire fighters present at the scene.

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