An Indian railway official says 14 people died when a jeep crowded with 22 passengers slammed into a moving train in the eastern state of Bihar. Spokesman Neeraj Ambastha says another six people were injured, including four in critical condition. The victims were all traveling in the jeep, which seats seven, when the accident occurred Sunday at a rural train crossing in Madhubani district, 250 kilometers north of the state capital of Patna. The passengers had been campaigning together for a local politician. No further details were immediately available, according to a report of the Associated Press.
