Two passenger trains collided on Thursday in the Czech Republic, leaving dozens injured, according to officials and local media.
The crash happened about 132 km south of Prague, and images showed damage to the front sections where the trains met head-on.
Firefighters freed the driver of one of the trains, CTK reported.
A spokeswoman for a regional hospital told CTK that four people had been admitted with serious injuries.
The region’s governor, Martin Kuba, said nine people had moderate injuries and 25 others were lightly hurt when speaking to Czech television.
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Transport Minister Martin Kupka said on X that the incident was still under investigation, adding that “preliminary information suggested that one of the trains had probably passed a signal in the stop position.”
(Reuters)
