Fatal Train Derailment on Norway's Northern Coast

A rock slide is believed to have caused the Arctic Circle Express to derail, resulting in one death and several injuries.

The Arctic Circle Express derailed near Bodoe, north of the Arctic Circle, while traveling from Trondheim.
At least one person was killed and four others were injured in the incident, according to Norwegian media reports.
Police and rescue teams are working to ensure all passengers, estimated between 50 and 70, are accounted for.
A massive rock on the tracks is suspected to have caused the derailment, damaging the train's carriages.
Emergency services, including helicopters, responded quickly to the scene to assist with evacuations and medical aid.