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Bavaria commuter train crash: at least nine dead in southern Germany
Guardian ^ | Feb 6, 2016

Posted on 02/09/2016 6:46:30 AM PST by nuconvert

Scores injured, many seriously, after two trains crash head-on on single track near Bad Aibling

At least nine people have died and scores have been injured – 50 seriously – after two commuter trains collided in southern Germany, police have said.

The crash happened near the Bavarian town of Bad Aibling at 6.48am on Tuesday. Several carriages overturned after the trains, which were travelling in opposite directions, collided head on.

The death toll had risen to 10 at one point, though police later revised it down to nine, with 50 severely injured and a further 100 carrying light injuries.

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The passengers were mostly commuters travelling between Munich and Rosenheim. Because of school holidays, many children who would normally take the trains were not on board, a local newspaper said.

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TOPICS: Culture/Society; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: bavaria; germany; train; traincrash
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