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Woman struck, killed in Seattle by light rail
Sound Transit says a female pedestrian has died after being struck by a Link light rail train early Sunday.
The Associated Press
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Sound Transit says a female pedestrian has died after being struck by a Link light rail train early Sunday.
Spokesman Bruce Gray says the woman was walking down the tracks around 12:50 a.m. in south Seattle when she was hit. She was taken to Harborview Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
Gray says initial reports show the train operator repeatedly sounded a warning horn and applied the brakes.
Seattle Police are investigating.

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