World | Italy 6 Killed in Italy Train Explosion By Jess Kilby Posted Jun 29, 2009 9:44 PM CDT Copied Rescuers work in front of a destroyed building in Viareggio, early Tuesday, June 30, 2009, after a train carrying gas canisters exploded in this northern Italy coastal town. (AP Photo/Riccardo Dalle Luche) A train carrying liquefied natural gas derailed in Italy tonight, causing explosions that killed at least six people and injured dozens more, the Times of London reports. The train jumped the tracks as it was leaving the station in the northern town of Viareggio, triggering the explosion of two gas-filled carriages and engulfing nearby homes in flames. Officials say damaged tracks or faulty brakes may have caused the accident. Read These Next 2 of Rob and Michele Reiner's kids speak out. Opposing takes on Trump's 'combative' speech. Colleagues are heartbroken by murder of sports journalist. Cartoonist Scott Adams paralyzed amid a battle with cancer. Report an error