A TER passenger train derailed near Cléon in Seine-Maritime after striking a large piece of rail on the tracks. [1] AP filed 44 injured, no fatalities, and French authorities treating a malicious act as a leading possibility. [1] CNN filed the same injury count and an open inquiry. [2] Print possible sabotage. Do not print a named cell.

The train was on the Rouen-to-Caen run with 186 passengers in Saturday's stack. [1] One carriage overturned. An 18-year-old woman was airlifted and later reported no longer in immediate danger. [1] A critical passenger is not a death. A rail fragment is not a manifesto.

Prosecutors had not called it terrorism in fetched copy. No arrests were in Saturday's file. Print the derailment. Print the investigation. Leave a conviction to the edition that owns a conviction.

Rail sabotage probes start with fragments and work backward to hands. Six passengers, one carriage, one airlift. Saturday's file holds the pieces.

Held pieces hold; Saturday holds pieces. Holding is the update. Hands come later.

Hands come later; Saturday's file holds fragments. Six passengers, one carriage, one airlift. Leave a conviction to a later edition.

Normandy's TER derailment still has 44 injured and no dead in both wire files. The human file is one overturned carriage and one airlifted passenger now stable. Nobody has been charged on this clock. The inquiry has no named cell and no fatality.
44 injured and no dead in both wire files. The inquiry has no named cell. Nobody has been charged on this clock.

The inquiry has no named cell. Nobody has been charged on this clock. Saturday's Cleon file has no named cell and no fatality.

-- HENDRIK VAN DER BERG, Brussels