Poland defends rail safety after collision that kills 16

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SZCZEKOCINY, POLAND Poland’s government has insisted that rail travel is safe in the country despite a train collision that killed 16 people. The assurances come months before masses of sports fans will enter the country for the Euro 2012 soccer …

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