Train derailment in southern Germany leaves at least 3 dead, multiple injured
Summary
A passenger train in southern Germany went off the tracks, resulting in at least three deaths and several serious injuries. The crash happened near Riedlingen, west of Munich, and officials are investigating if heavy rains and potential landslides played a role.Key Facts
- A train derailed in southern Germany, killing at least three people.
- The crash occurred near Riedlingen, about 98 miles west of Munich.
- Around 100 passengers were on the train when at least two carriages left the tracks.
- The accident happened at around 6:10 p.m., local time.
- Officials are investigating if heavy rains and possible landslides caused the accident.
- Photos showed part of the train on its side, with rescue teams on site.
- Germany's main railway operator, Deutsche Bahn, is working with investigators.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed condolences for the victims' families.
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