Colleague on train accident victim: She was a bundle of energy

the 45-year-old Linda Jorgensen was one of the eight deaths caused by the tragic train accident on the great belt.

To Fyfe.dk tells us how her death leaves a great void.

The 45-year-old is described as both a loving mother and a strong and caring woman who did much for others - it tells Helle Jacobsen, who knows the deceased from Amnesty International:

Linda was in many ways the glue that bound the parts of the local activism together. She was kernepersonen in the Amnesty, says Helle Jaobsen.

She adds that the organization has therefore held the memorial service for Linda Jorgensen.

to Ekstra Bladet, she wishes not to elaborate the matter further.

The funen newspaper brings at the same time a tribute in connection with her death.

Here is described, that she also was active in a wide range of activities from the local haveforening to fotoforeningen.

She was a trained chemical engineer and had previously worked at Odense university Hospital.

Recently work she with the validation of vaccine production to developing countries with the former Statens Serum Institut.

another of those killed was Kasper Brix Bærndt. He was originally from the North, but resident in Greenland, where he also worked.

Eight people - five women and three men - lost 2. January life as a fast train on the way from the island of Funen towards Sealand was hit by a løsreven cart from an oncoming freight train.

After the accident is the specific form of godstogsvogn, who is believed to be at fault in the accident, has been banned in Denmark.