Passenger train derails in southern Norway, causing no injuries

A train carrying 95 passengers derailed on Friday evening in the southern Norwegian county of Telemark, causing no injuries, the Norwegian news agency NTB reported. "There are no injuries. We are now working with the evacuation, " Dag Sviinsaas Dag, a spokesman for the railway service, told the NTB. The derailment occurred on a section of tracks between Neslandsvatn and Drangedal after the train, which departed Oslo for Kristiansand at 17:25 p.m. (1625 GMT), hit a stone that lay on the track. Another train was arranged to pick up the 95 passengers so that they could continue their travel to Kristiansand, a coastal city in south Norway. The Southern Norway railway was closed after the accident.