Authorities are responding to a collision involving two passenger trains that occurred on Friday near Bedford, England, at approximately 5:15 p.m. local time. The East of England Ambulance Service reported one fatality and nearly 90 injuries as a result of the crash. According to officials, 11 individuals sustained very serious injuries, 22 were seriously injured, and 56 suffered minor injuries. Emergency services dispatched over 20 ambulances, specialist hazardous area response teams, and six air ambulances to the scene. The Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service also confirmed their response to the incident. Reports indicate that the train driver was on the phone with maintenance staff discussing a safety issue at the time of the crash. The situation is ongoing, and further updates are expected.
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Two trains collide near Bedford, England, resulting in one death and 89 injuries
A collision between two passenger trains near Bedford, England, resulted in one death and 89 injuries on Friday. Emergency services responded promptly, with numerous ambulances and air ambulances dispatched to the scene. Initial reports suggest the train driver was communicating with maintenance staff regarding a safety issue at the time of the incident.
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Two-train crash leaves 1 dead, 89 injured as emergency crews rush to chaotic scene
Two trains collide near Bedford, England, resulting in one death and 89 injuries