2002 in Rail Transport - Accidents

Accidents

Railway accidents in 2002 (2002)
Location and date
  • Minot, ND, United States (18 January)
  • Charlotte's Dale, South Africa (6 February)
  • Al Ayyat, Egypt (21 February)
  • Potters Bar, England (10 May)
  • Jaunpur, India (13 May)
  • Tenga, Mozambique (25 May)
  • Kasganj, India (4 June)
  • Igandu, Tanzania (24 June)
  • Rometta Marea, Italy (20 July)
  • Rafiganj, India (10 September)
  • Kurnool, India (21 December)
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