Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: The driver of the high-speed train was unaware he had struck the man (Picture: File/AFP/Getty) 
  
 A train arrived at a crowded platform with the dead body of a cyclist stuck to its front. 
  
 The driver of the high-speed service was unaware he had struck the man at a level crossing and carried him 40km (25 miles) down the track. 
  
 Passengers saw the cyclist’s body as the train pulled in at the end of the line in Mulhouse, eastern France. 
  
 Some received counselling for shock and emotional trauma. 
  
 ‘It was an upsetting sight. The body was stuck on to the front of the train but out of the vision of those in the driver’s car,’ said a spokesman for SNCF, France’s national railway. 
  
 The train, travelling from Paris, was passing through the village of Petit-Croix when it struck the 48-year-old man. 
  
 Police are trying to determine whether his death was an accident or a suicide. Although such incidents are ‘relatively rare’, a TGV driver once hit a minivan without even noticing as the trains can reach speeds of 200mph. 
  
 ‘The kinetic energy of a train is so great that a shunt could go unnoticed,’ an SNCF spokesman said. ‘If there isn’t any debris left on the sides upon impact, you wouldn’t be aware of it.’ 
  
 The dead man has yet to be publicly named but he is thought to be from the Franche-Comté region of north-eastern France. ||||| Train passengers' horror as high-speed TGV pulls into French station with body of cyclist crushed onto its front... 25 MILES after accident took place 
  
 The 48-year-old cyclist was hit and killed in village of Petit-Croix, France 
  
 But drivers didn't notice and he wasn't seen until end of line in Mulhouse 
  
 It happened on the Paris to Mulhouse TGV service yesterday afternoon 
  
 French TGVs travel at speeds of up to 200mph 
  
 Train passengers in France greeted their afternoon TGV service with horror yesterday when it pulled in to the station with the body of a dead cyclist crushed onto its front. 
  
 Drivers of the Paris to Mulhouse high-speed locomotive initially failed to notice the accident in the village of Petit-Croix, near Belfort, in eastern France, on Sunday. 
  
 Shockingly, the unidentified 48-year-old victim was therefore carried for 25 miles across the French countryside on the nose of the service before it was spotted at the end of the line. 
  
  
  
 It meant that passengers waiting at Mulhouse saw the grisly remains as the train pulled in, with many expressing horror and anguish. 
  
  
  
 Grisly: Drivers of the Paris to Mulhouse service initially failed to notice the accident in the village of Petit-Croix, near Belfort, in eastern France, on Sunday afternoon (stock image) 
  
 'It was an upsetting sight,' said a spokesman for SNCF, France's national railway. 'The body was stuck on to the front of the train, but out of the vision of those in the driver's car.' 
  
  
  
 The spokesman made it clear that such incidents were 'relatively rare' and said that a criminal enquiry had been launched. Passengers and rail staff were receiving counselling for emotional trauma. 
  
  
  
 The dead man has not been publicly named, but was 48, and has been identified thanks to personal property discovered around his bike. 
  
  
  
 Horror: It meant that passengers waiting at Mulhouse (pictured) saw the grisly remains as the train pulled in, with many expressing horror and anguish 
  
 'Gendarmes found the bicycle at Petit-Croix,' said a local police spokesman. 'The remains are being examined for clues as to exactly what happened.' 
  
  
  
 The macabre incident would have been picked up by CCTV footage, both at the crossing and at other points along the line. 
  
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Student:
French train passengers were in shock today when a train rolled into a station with a bicyclist's dead body pinned to the driver's carriage, AFP reports. The high-speed train apparently hit the 48-year-old cyclist at a village crossing and carried it 25 miles to Mulhouse station. Police found the bicycle and examined the body, but couldn't say whether it was suicide or an accident, the Daily Mail reports. Meanwhile, train staff and passengers received counseling for emotional trauma. "The body was found, stuck to the front right of the train, out of the driver's vision," said a national rail company spokesman, who described such incidents as "relatively rare." True, but a high-speed train (which can reach 200mph) did once strike a minivan without the driver noticing, Metro reports. "The kinetic energy of a train is so great that a shunt could go unnoticed," said the spokesman. "If there isn’t any debris left on the sides upon impact, you wouldn’t be aware of it." (Read about a mom who saw a train hit a car with her toddler inside.)