Lac-Mgantic: Drone provides aerial view 1 year later
A drone provides a unique look inside the "red-zone" in Lac-Mgantic, a year after a train derailed and exploded, levelling the town's core and killing 47 people.
A year after deadly derailment destroyed town's core, rebuilding continues
Nearly one year ago, a freight train loaded with oil derailed and exploded in the core of Lac-Mgantic, Que. The area closest to the blast site, known as the "red-zone," has remained off-limits for months because of the hazards and a criminal investigation.
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Lac-Mgantic's original core is gone, and anew downtown is rising adjacentto the disaster area where a stretch of businesses once stood.
This Radio-Canada exclusive video, taken with a drone camera,shows the site of the disaster and the rebuilding efforts one year later.
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