Yang Hong-chih, director of Taiwan Transportation Safety Board, at right, points to an aerial view of the site of the train derailment during a press conference held in Taipei, Taiwan on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. Investigators looking into Taiwan's deadliest railway disaster in decades combed through the crushed wreckage and debris for three days before they found the microSD chip from the dashboard camera of a construction truck that collided with a train coming out of a tunnel, officials said Tuesday. (AP Photo/Johnson Lai)
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