On February 20, a north-south train collided with a truck in central Vietnam, killing three people and injuring another four. The local authorities have sent in 80 workers and three 100-ton cranes to clear the site.
The task involves removing three cars stuck on the track and repairing the damaged track.
Workers use crowbars to fix the line.
A worker gets under the train to connect the cable with the carriage.
At night, the first car was removed.
At 8 a.m. on February 21, the two remaining cars have been removed.
A man shows signs of exhaustion after hours of work. At 10:30 a.m., the track has been fixed.
The collision took place at a pedestrian crossing, where automatic alarms or warning signs were absent.