Kiwi passenger feared for his life as train derails in East Sussex
A New Zealand man was aboard a British train that derailed, experiencing what he thought might be fatal.
Tristan Dryburgh, a New Zealander, was travelling on a train in East Sussex when it derailed. He believed at the time that he was going to die in the incident. He had been planning to travel to France before the accident occurred.
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Kiwi Tristan Dryburgh thought he was ‘going to die’ as British East Sussex train derailed
Tristan Dryburgh was planning on heading to France before the train met with disaster.