Morning news brief: 24th day of Israel-Hamas war, Andhra Pradesh train accident, more

The Israel-Hamas war raged on 24th day after hostilities broke out on October 7. The death toll continues to increase. In aother tragic news, two trains have collided in southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The immediate death toll was 13. However, it is feared to rise. Authorities have begun the rescue work and those injured are being taken to hospital. Read about this in WION's morning news brief.

The conflict which started when Hamas gunmen stormed across the border into Israel on Oct 7th, as per authorities in Tel Aviv, has claimed 1,400, while at least 239 are believed to have been taken hostage by the militants. On the other hand, as per medical authorities in the Gaza Strip, as of Sunday Israeli strikes had killed 8,005 people - including 3,324 minors.

A special passenger train, which was stationary between Alamanda and Kantakapalle near Kothsavatsala after it received no signals, was rammed by a Vizag-Raigad passenger train which derailed three coaches. The train was going from Visakhapatnam to Palasa.

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Australia's Trade Minister Don Farrell, who met with European representatives during a Group of Seven meeting in Osaka, expressed his frustration on the matter. "We've not been able to make progress."

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