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NKPRR passenger train derails and collides with other train in Province of Lenin Island, 53 injured
Earlier today, a Northeast Krakabloa Pacific  Railroad passenger train with 153 passengers and 20 crew derailed near Tavitoa. An all-Economy A/C Train, consisting of 6 25G (17B series/Beijing coaches), one ICF dining coach, 6 ICF Economy A/C seater (12C/Chennai coaches) hauled by NKPRR GE U6B (230P class) No. 249. The train was approaching Tavitoa when it ran over bucked rail, ran off the tracks, then collided with a Tauroa-bound Wright Iles Shipping container freight train on the southbound track. The passenger train originated in Province of Newland and had a stop in Tauroa while the freight train carried all kinds of cargo in multiple container vans to be shipped out internationally from the Port of Tauroa in the province of New Keewatin.

No. 249, involved in derailment
The accident happened in Ruati prefecture in Province of Lenin Island on 4am in the morning, between the city outskirts of Tavitoa and the town of Rapalo. Emergency services arrived at the site and evacuated all passengers. 47 people and 6 crew were injured and sent to nearby hospitals for treatment. On the freight train, 1 person was injured and had to be treated on site due to his minor injuries. As of now, the trains involved are still there and will be towed out to the workshops for repair tomorrow. The accident effectively caused 5 hour delay on all trips and services using the line where the accident  happened. NKPRR, Krakabloan Democratic Police Force and Democratic Transportation Mindustry are investigating what happened.
Senate proposes regulation of mukbang and food related online content to solve discrimination and insensitivity against the poor and starving
Today, senators from the Supreme Democracy  Party seeks regulation of any online content regarding excessive consumption of food, such as "mukbang". "Mukbanging" is a Korean term that means eating large amounts of any kinds of food in front of large numbers of audience of any ages online and has seen a trend throughout streaming  platforms in the past few years. But due to most of  the content showing excessive consumption of food may sound "greedy" to some. The senators who pushed for the proposal stated that the proposal aims to discourage gluttony as a obstacle to the country's Christian values and and to reduce discrimination against the working class and the poor. According to them, the proposal will contain regulations, such as: if a "mukbang" video is monetized, half of the profits may be used as proceeds to state sponsored or privately organized charity events, setting up a mandatory state sponsored monthly charity program, and lastly, the uploader should show any acts of charity during any streaming activity such as giving any food featured in the stream to family  members, neighbors and nearby homeless people. This proposal has generated  opinions, some disagree due to Krakabloa's poverty  levels are at its  all time low to the law to be implemented. To help enforce the proposal, the Krakabloan Democratic Police Force's Cyber Police Division will hire and assign moderators to any online platforms to crack down on violators. The proposal will be forwarded to the Council of Sovereignty to get the final nod on the approval. Once it is approved by a vote, the new law will be implemented and enforced.
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