LRT train and van collide in Kitchener
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A loud bang was heard in front of Grand River Hospital around 10 a.m. Tuesday, as an LRT train and a black van collided in front of the hospital’s entrance.
The van appeared to lose its driver-side mirror, while the train was left with a dent to a front panel near the doors.
There is no word on the collision’s cause or if there were any injuries at this time.
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