France: 20 Injured After Two Trams Collide In Strasbourg
Strasbourg was the first major French city to re-introduce its tram service, in 1994. Since then, there have been no major accidents.
"Twenty people" have been injured, said a spokesman for the prefecture, citing a preliminary estimate. He added that the cause of the accident had not yet been established.
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A large security perimeter has been set up in front of the station, where numerous ambulances have taken up position, according to an AFP journalist at the scene.
Also Read | Jean-Marie Le Pen, pioneer of France's far-right politics, dies at 96A video posted by a witness on social media shows a chaotic scene with the two trams significantly damaged in the tunnel near the station.
One of the trams appears to have derailed as a result of the impact. Legal Disclaimer:
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