At least 4 dead and 150 injured following train crash in Germany

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Bad Aibling Germany Train Crash Rescue

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Rescue personnel wait in Bad Aibling, Germany, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016, after two regional trains crashed killing at least two people.

Two passenger trains collided on Tuesday morning in Bad Aibling, a town in Bavaria, Germany.
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According to police, the collision killed at least 4 people and injured about 150 people. About 15 people are very seriously injured and a police spokesperson said the death toll was expected to climb.

German newspaper Suddeutsche Zeitung is reporting the trains crashed into each other head-on. One of the trains derailed following the crash and several carriages were overturned. 

Local media also reported that emergency services were at the scene, aided by at least 8 rescue helicopters, but police said the scene was still very confusing. Roads all around the crash have been closed. 

The cause of the collision is not yet known. 

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