Two trains collide head-on in Russia
Passenger train collides head-on with locomotive in Russia
Two trains collided head-on in the Ulyanovsk region of Russia.
The accident took place on the 962nd kilometre of the Kuibyshev railway.
The Adler-Perm train with 396 people collided with a shunting train. There are 94 children among the passengers, Baza Telegram channel said.
A video made on the site of the accident shows metal debris scattered in the snow, as well as deep dents on the locomotive.
Twenty-five people were hurt as a result of the train collision in the Ulyanovsk region. The driver of the Adler-Perm train did not have time to brake urgently thus causing the passenger train to crash into a stationary shunting diesel locomotive.
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