About 40 slightly injured in Austrian train accident - police
The accident took place at Salzburg central station
One train slammed too hard into another from Zurich as they were being coupled together. PHOTO: HANS SCHRAMA via Twitter
VIENNA:
Two passenger trains were involved in a crash while being coupled together at the main station in the Austrian city of Salzburg early on Friday, and up to 40 people were slightly injured, police said.
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One train slammed too hard into another from Zurich as they were being coupled together, a police spokesman said.
"A Nightjet (train) was stopped at platform 4 and in a coupling procedure another train drove into it from behind," the spokesman said, adding that the number of injuries was not expected to rise significantly.
The accident happened at about 4:45 a.m. (02:45 GMT), the spokesman said.
Two passenger trains were involved in a crash while being coupled together at the main station in the Austrian city of Salzburg early on Friday, and up to 40 people were slightly injured, police said.
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One train slammed too hard into another from Zurich as they were being coupled together, a police spokesman said.
"A Nightjet (train) was stopped at platform 4 and in a coupling procedure another train drove into it from behind," the spokesman said, adding that the number of injuries was not expected to rise significantly.
The accident happened at about 4:45 a.m. (02:45 GMT), the spokesman said.