Norway announced it will ease many of the restrictions put in place to stop the spread of coronavirus, including reopening all schools next week and lifting the maximum number of people allowed at public gatherings.
15 migrant laborers were hit and killed by a train while trying to get home during India's lockdownThe belongings of victims are scattered on the railway track after a train ran over migrant workers sleeping in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra, India, on May 8. Stringer/Reuters
Arun Kumar, the director general of India's Railway Protection Force, said the victims were walking to a station in the state of Maharashtra. They had been sleeping on the tracks before they were hit by a goods train shortly after 5 a.m. Four others who were hit survived, two of whom are in critical condition.
The laborers worked in an iron factory in Jalna district of Aurangabad in Maharashtra state, Kumar said. He believes they were likely trying to get on a train that was going to their home state of Madhya Pradesh.
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