Two trains collide north of London, killing at least one person
Summary
Two passenger trains heading to London St. Pancras station collided north of London near Bedford, killing at least one person and injuring several others. Emergency services responded quickly, including air ambulance and hazardous incident teams, to assist those affected by the crash.Key Facts
- The collision happened Friday afternoon around 5:15 p.m. near Bedford, north of London.
- Both trains were traveling south toward London St. Pancras station.
- At least one person died, and multiple people suffered injuries including broken bones.
- Emergency teams involved included police, fire and rescue, ambulance, air ambulance, and hazardous incident units.
- One passenger described being thrown forward by the impact and seeing others hurt and confused.
- East Midlands Railway said the trains came from Corby and Nottingham, with scheduled arrivals at London St. Pancras.
- All trains to and from St. Pancras were canceled for the remainder of Friday.
- Rail unions expressed concern for staff and passengers injured in the incident.
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