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At least two people were killed and several others were hurt when two trains collided late Monday in Germany, the national rail company said.
The Deutsche Bahn network operator said that a commuter service hit a freight train between Ingolstadt and Augsburg in Germany’s southern Bavaria region.
“There are some seriously injured and others only lightly,” a Deutsche Bahn spokesman told the German DPA press agency.
German police said that a total of 14 people were hurt.
The company did not immediately provide additional details into the possible causes of the collision.