Minute’s silence held as first carriage recovered from train crash site
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Minute’s silence held as first carriage recovered from train crash site
A minute’s silence has been held ahead of the recovery of the first carriagefrom the site of the fatal train crash near Stonehaven.
Train driver BrettMcCullough, 45, conductor Donald Dinnie, 58, and passenger ChristopherStuchbury, 62, died when the 6.38am Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street ScotRailservice derailed in Aberdeenshire after hitting a landslip on August 12following heavy rain.
Workers at the site and members of the emergencyservices took part in the minute’s silence on Thursday morning.
A 600-tonnecrawler crane is being used to lift the derailed carriages from the railwayline.
