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Seventeen people hurt as two trains collide in Italy

| @indiablooms | Dec 11, 2023, at 10:05 pm

Milan: At least 17 people were injured after two trains crashed in northeast Italy late Sunday, media reports said.

The mishap reportedly occurred on the Bologna-Rimini rail line near Faenza.

Investigators are trying to work out the cause of the low-speed collision between a high-speed train and a regional locomotive that were travelling in the same direction, ANSA news agency reported.

Rail operator Trenitalia told the Italian news agency that the traffic on the high-speed network was back to normal after several hours of disruption caused by the crash.

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