A train carrying liquid fuel has crashed and burst into flames in central Burma, killing at least 25 people and injuring dozens.
The train was travelling from central Mandalay to Myiktyina in the north, when it crashed near Kantbalu.
Officials told the BBC Burmese service the train had come off the tracks, then a fire broke out in fuel storage tanks.
Many of those killed were believed to be local residents who had gathered at the scene.
Burma’s information ministry said locals had been attempting to collect the spilled fuel. It posted images on its website of burnt out carriages and what appeared to be charred bodies.
Emergency officials told the BBC that 83 people had been taken to hospital and that another two of those had later died.
The government put the number injured at 62.