Two passenger trains collided head-on in southern Germany Tuesday morning, killing at least nine people and injuring 150 more.
Police say both trains were on a single track when they crashed. The collision caused them to partially derail and wedge together, trapping many passengers inside. (Video via Bayerischer Rundfunk)
German police initially said all who survived the crash had been freed from the wreckage, but officials later told AFP two people are still missing. (Video via Bayerischer Rundfunk)
The trains' drivers and two train guards were reportedly among the dead. No schoolchildren were on the trains due to local carnival holidays.
The train company said in a statement the cause of the crash is still unclear. (Video via BBC)
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