MILAN—A high-speed passenger train on the heavily used Milan-Bologna line in northern Italy derailed before dawn on Feb. 6, with the motor car completely detaching and slamming into a railroad building, killing two railway workers and injuring 27 people, authorities said.
The state-railway Freccia Rossa train went off the rails while traveling at nearly 300 kph (180 mph), Civil Protection chief Angelo Borrelli told state radio.
