Explosion Dismantles Russian Bridge Amid Passing Train
A bridge in Russia's Bryansk region has collapsed due to an explosion, stated acting governor Alexander Bogomaz. The incident occurred as the Klimovo-Moscow train carrying 388 passengers was traversing. The event was reported by Russia's Interfax agency.

An unexpected explosion led to the collapse of a bridge in Russia's Bryansk region, as announced by acting governor Alexander Bogomaz through Interfax on Sunday.
The explosion caused significant structural failure, unraveling as the Klimovo-Moscow train, with 388 passengers aboard, was en route.
Details provided by Bogomaz were later shared with the public through Russia's national broadcaster, escalating concerns about infrastructure safety.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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