Two trains collided in Denmark early this Thursday, leaving between five and ten people injured, according to local emergency services.
The incident occurred north of Copenhagen, on a train line that connects the cities of Hillerød and Kagerup, as reported by the police in a statement. “Two suburban trains have collided head-on,” a spokesman for the fire department told Reuters, adding that there were “injuries” among the passengers, although everyone was able to get out of the convoys: “Everyone has gotten out of the trains, so no one is trapped. Numerous resources have been sent to the scene of the accident.”
The number of injured is believed to be between five and ten, public broadcaster DR reported, citing police.
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