Kiwi Tristan Dryburgh thought he was ‘going to die’ as British East Sussex train derailed

Kiwi Tristan Dryburgh thought he was ‘going to die’ as British East Sussex train derailed

Home / WorldSamuel SherryJournalist·NZ Herald·13 Aug, 2026 11:36 PM5 mins to read‌Kiwi Tristan Dryburgh said hundreds of people were on the train with him when it tipped over. Video / Tristan DryburghA Kiwi passenger on a British train thought he was “going to die” after it derailed, its carriages tipping onto their sides. Tristan Dryburgh, who moved to London from Wellington in December, was heading to the coast with a friend and their bikes to catch a ferry to France and AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.

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