One killed and 25 injured in high-speed train collision in Germany | World News

One person has been killed and 25 more injured in a collision between a high-speed train and a truck in Germany.

Six of the injured were in a serious condition after the crash on a level crossing outside the city of Hamburg on Tuesday.

A 55-year-old passenger died at the scene.

The train rammed the truck on the crossing and windows in cars at the front of the train shattered, local reports said.

Almost 300 people were on board the train when it collided with the truck that was loaded with rails. The truck’s load was strewn around the accident site.

Uninjured passengers were evacuated and taken to a nearby station by bus, police said.

It was not immediately clear what led to the accident. The truck driver was taken in for questioning.

The truck as now been towed away, with one track of the railway line reopened.

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One person has been killed and 25 more injured in a collision between a high-speed train and a truck in Germany.

Six of the injured were in a serious condition after the crash on a level crossing outside the city of Hamburg on Tuesday.

A 55-year-old passenger died at the scene.

The train rammed the truck on the crossing and windows in cars at the front of the train shattered, local reports said.

Almost 300 people were on board the train when it collided with the truck that was loaded with rails. The truck’s load was strewn around the accident site.

Uninjured passengers were evacuated and taken to a nearby station by bus, police said.

It was not immediately clear what led to the accident. The truck driver was taken in for questioning.

The truck as now been towed away, with one track of the railway line reopened.

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