
- The Rail Accident Investigation Branch revealed a track defect existed where a train derailed near Lewes, East Sussex, on 13 August.
- Twenty people were injured, two of them seriously, when three carriages came off the tracks and slid part-way down an embankment.
- Approximately 150 passengers were on board the Southern Rail train travelling between Haywards Heath and Lewes.
- Police declared a major incident as several passengers became trapped inside the carriages during scorching temperatures.
- Eyewitnesses described terrifying scenes as carriages jumped, skidded, and filled with smoke and dust.
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