SBS News in Filipino, Saturday 3 April

An aerial view shows rescue workers at the site where a train derailed inside a tunnel in the mountains of Hualien, eastern Taiwan on 2 April.

An aerial view shows rescue workers at the site where a train derailed inside a tunnel in the mountains of Hualien, eastern Taiwan on 2 April. Source: AFP via Getty Images

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