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in the immediate vicinity of

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An Irish Rail spokesman said: "All scheduled services will operate, although slight delays (estimated five minutes) may result, as there is a 25mph speed restriction in the immediate vicinity of the area of the derailment.
Valery Korchagin, an official with the ministry's regional branch, said 217 people had been working in the Yubileinaya mine at the time of the blast; 28 of them were in the immediate vicinity of the blast and the rest were in other parts of the mine.
Whenever the helicopter brings a casualty to University Hospital at Walsgrave, vehicles in the immediate vicinity of the landing pad have to be stopped as a safety measure.
 
 
 
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