A person has died and another is in hospital with critical injuries after two separate train strike incidents in London.
Emergency crews responded to reports of a pedestrian being struck by a train in the area of Highbury Avenue and Trafalgar Street around 1 a.m. Sunday.
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A man was pronounced dead at the scene.
In an unrelated incident, police say another man was struck by a train at the southern edge of the downtown core Saturday morning.
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Police and paramedics responded to Maitland Street and York Street around 7 a.m. in relation to reports of a man being struck by a train.
The man remains in hospital with critical injuries.
Neither incident is related to rail crossings, police say.
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