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When a train derails, the costs can be substantial, covering repairs to the train and tracks, medical care for the injured, and potential compensation. The responsibility for these costs often falls to the train operator, in this case, a French national rail company, and their insurers. Investigations help determine if other parties, like those responsible for an object on the tracks, are liable.
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