One dead and dozens injured in train collision north of London
Summary
Two passenger trains collided near Bedford, north of London, killing one train driver and injuring many passengers. Emergency crews responded quickly, and train services to and from London St. Pancras station were suspended.Key Facts
- The collision happened on Friday evening around 5:15 pm near Bedford.
- Both trains were heading south to London St. Pancras station.
- One train driver died as a result of the crash.
- Eleven people were very seriously injured, 22 seriously injured, and 56 had minor injuries.
- Emergency services included air ambulances and a hazardous incident team.
- Passengers reported being thrown forward and seeing severe injuries among fellow travelers.
- Rail services to and from London St. Pancras were canceled for the rest of the day.
- The investigation and emergency response involved Bedfordshire Police, fire, and ambulance services.
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