Four French schoolchildren killed as train plows into busPARIS (Reuters) - Four adolescents were killed when a train smashed into a school bus on a level crossing outside the town of Perpignan in southwestern France on Thursday. Images from the scene showed the bus split in two, with a long line of emergency vehicles on an approach to the crossing. Another 20 people were injured in the crash, 11 of them seriously, according to French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, who traveled immediately to the scene. Most of the injured were schoolchildren aboard the bus, aged 13-17. Philippe told reporters the authorities were focused on getting accurate information to families, a process  made difficult by the question of identification of those who have died and some of the injured.  A crisis coordination center has been set up at Millas town hall on Perpignan s western outskirts, about 850 kilometers (530 miles) from Paris. According to local media reports, the bus was transporting pupils from the town s Christian Bourquin college.  All my thoughts (are with) the victims and their families,  French President Emmanuel Macron said on Twitter. The causes of the crash are unknown, pending a full investigation, officials said. The bus and train drivers both survived and will be interviewed by police. The train was carrying 25 passengers and traveling at 80 kmh, the regulatory speed for the section of track where the collision occurred, a spokeswoman for the national SNCF railway told Reuters. Three train passengers sustained relatively minor injuries, according to the interior ministry. Witnesses had reported that the barriers of the crossing were down at the moment of impact, the SNCF spokeswoman said, adding that all such preliminary information was  subject to confirmation  by investigators. France has suffered several serious rail accidents in recent decades. One of the deadliest was in 1988, when a commuter train heading into Paris  Gare de Lyon crashed into a stationary train, killing 56 people, after its brakes failed.  worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Four French schoolchildren killed as train plows into busPARIS (Reuters) - Four adolescents were killed when a train smashed into a school bus on a level crossing outside the town of Perpignan in southwestern France on Thursday. Images from the scene showed the bus split in two, with a long line of emergency vehicles on an approach to the crossing. Another 20 people were injured in the crash, 11 of them seriously, according to French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, who traveled immediately to the scene. Most of the injured were schoolchildren aboard the bus, aged 13-17. Philippe told reporters the authorities were focused on getting accurate information to families, a process  made difficult by the question of identification of those who have died and some of the injured.  A crisis coordination center has been set up at Millas town hall on Perpignan s western outskirts, about 850 kilometers (530 miles) from Paris. According to local media reports, the bus was transporting pupils from the town s Christian Bourquin college.  All my thoughts (are with) the victims and their families,  French President Emmanuel Macron said on Twitter. The causes of the crash are unknown, pending a full investigation, officials said. The bus and train drivers both survived and will be interviewed by police. The train was carrying 25 passengers and traveling at 80 kmh, the regulatory speed for the section of track where the collision occurred, a spokeswoman for the national SNCF railway told Reuters. Three train passengers sustained relatively minor injuries, according to the interior ministry. Witnesses had reported that the barriers of the crossing were down at the moment of impact, the SNCF spokeswoman said, adding that all such preliminary information was  subject to confirmation  by investigators. France has suffered several serious rail accidents in recent decades. One of the deadliest was in 1988, when a commuter train heading into Paris  Gare de Lyon crashed into a stationary train, killing 56 people, after its brakes failed.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: four french schoolchildren killed train flows busparis reuters four adolescents killed train smashed school bus level crossing outside town perpignan southwestern france thursday images scene showed bus split two long line emergency vehicles approach crossing another people injured crash seriously according french prime minister douard philippe traveled immediately scene most injured schoolchildren aboard bus aged philippe told reporters authorities focused getting accurate information families process made difficult question identification died injured a crisis coordination center set mills town hall perpignan western outskirts kilometers miles paris according local media reports bus transporting pupils town christian bourquin college all thoughts victims families french president emmanuel macron said twitter the causes crash unknown pending full investigation officials said the bus train drivers survived interviewed police the train carrying passengers traveling kmh regulatory speed section track collision occurred spokeswoman national ncf railway told reuters three train passengers sustained relatively minor injuries according interior ministry witnesses reported barriers crossing moment impact ncf spokeswoman said adding preliminary information subject confirmation investigators france suffered several serious rail accidents recent decades one deadliest commuter train heading paris gare de lyon crashed stationary train killing people brakes failed worldnews