Train derailed in southern England, 11 injured

Another train derailed in Britain.

Consensus

A passenger train derailed in southern England.
The incident occurred near the town of Lewes in East Sussex.
The train was operated by Southern Rail and was traveling from London Victoria to Eastbourne.
Approximately 150 people were on board.
All passengers were safely evacuated from the train.
Rail services in the region were disrupted, with delays and cancellations reported.
Two people sustained serious injuries, and nine others had less severe injuries.
Medical assistance was provided at the scene, and some injured were taken to local hospitals.
The cause of the derailment has not been determined.
This was the second major rail incident in the UK within two months.

The derailment occurred in Essex, near Wickford, and involved the rear cars of a Greater Anglia train. — tg_bbcrussian
The train was traveling from London to Eastbourne and had 150 passengers on board. — kommerant
The incident occurred on the route between Haywards Heath and Lewes, and British Transport Police declared an emergency. — vedomosti
The derailment happened at around 15:54 local time, with three of eight carriages lying on their side and one partially derailed. — fontanka
No information about casualties was provided, and eyewitnesses reported all passengers had already exited the train. — vesti