Two people who sustained serious injuries in the Southern Rail train derailment near Lewes, East Sussex, are not deemed to be in life-threatening condition, and 18 other passengers have been discharged from hospital, British Transport Police said.
Police Update on Casualties
The update from British Transport Police comes after the derailment, which left two people with serious injuries. The condition of the two seriously injured passengers has been assessed, and they are not considered to be in a life-threatening state.
Passengers Discharged
In addition, 18 other passengers who were being treated have now been discharged from hospital. The total number of people affected by the incident was not specified in the update.
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Further details are expected to follow as the investigation continues.
