At least 125 people were injured when two passenger trains collided in Amsterdam on Saturday, April 21, 2012, national police said.
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At least 125 people were injured when two passenger trains collided in Amsterdam on Saturday, April 21, 2012, national police said.
"Everybody was in panic. Everybody was screaming. A lot of people were injured. There was a lot of blood," Giovanni Laisina, a passenger, told CNN.
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"Everybody was in panic. Everybody was screaming. A lot of people were injured. There was a lot of blood," Giovanni Laisina, a passenger, told CNN.
The trains collided between the Amsterdam Sloterdijk and the Amsterdam Centraal stations, CNN affiliate RTL reported, citing rescue officials.
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The trains collided between the Amsterdam Sloterdijk and the Amsterdam Centraal stations, CNN affiliate RTL reported, citing rescue officials.
It was not immediately clear why the trains were on the same track, though Ed Kraszewski, the police spokesman, did not rule out that one of the trains might have ignored a red signal.
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It was not immediately clear why the trains were on the same track, though Ed Kraszewski, the police spokesman, did not rule out that one of the trains might have ignored a red signal.