Kids' ‘dotto train' crashes in Brit holiday hotspot with carriage overturned injuring 20 with four in critical condition
Four people are in a critical condition and receiving urgent treatment in hospital after the horror crash in France.
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Investigations into the crash are ongoing.
A Dotto train is a popular mode of transport used by tourists particularly in seaside resorts.
They cover short distances and are comprised of train carriages which are pulled by a locomotive.
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