Gaisal
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 26°11′27″N 88°05′51″E/26,190833 88,097500 | ||
Gaisal – miasto ok. 100 km od Siliguri w Islampur subdivision (Bengali: ইসলামপুর মহকুমা) w dystrykcie North Dinajpur w stanie Bengal Zachodni w Indiach.
2 sierpnia 1999 roku doszło tam do katastrofy kolejowej na odseparowanej stacji. W wyniku kolizji dwóch, przepełnionych składów, życie straciło 285 lub nawet 500 osób, a 300 zostało rannych.
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- N: 37.5° N
- S: 5.0° N
- W: 67.0° E
- E: 99.0° E
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