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1. One is dead and eight others are injured after a train derails in Guizhou, China.
   2022-06-04 19:06:00 (First version)
2. One person is killed and eight others are injured after a train derails in Guizhou, China.
   2022-06-05 11:05:53 (Update)
3. One person is killed and eight others injured when a train derails in Guizhou, China.
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