Dozens Injured in Tram Collision in Strasbourg, France

A collision between two trams in Strasbourg has resulted in numerous injuries, with emergency services responding swiftly to the scene.

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On Saturday afternoon in Strasbourg, France, two trams collided, injuring dozens, though no critical injuries were reported. Emergency responders, including 130 firefighters and 50 rescue vehicles, attended to the scene. Many passengers suffered minor injuries like scalp wounds and fractures, while around 100 others were evaluated for shock. The cause of the accident remains unclear, though reports indicate one tram may have been reversing. Mayor Jeanne Barseghian praised the emergency services and urged the public to keep the area clear.

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The situation "could have been much more serious."
Strasbourg tram collision sees dozens injured
BBC News
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Strasbourg, the first major French city to reinstate tram services in 1994, had not experienced a significant tram accident until now, according to French media.
Dozens injured as trams collide in Strasbourg, France
CNN
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Strasbourg, the first big French city to reinstate tram services, in 1994, had not experienced a significant tram accident until now, according to French media.
Tram collision in Strasbourg leaves dozens injured
The Guardian
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The exact cause of the collision was unclear but local media reported that one of the trams was reversing at the time.
Trams collide in Strasbourg, France injuring dozens, though none critically, officials say
ABC News
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Strasbourg, the first major French city to reinstate tram services in 1994, had not experienced a significant tram accident until now, according to French media.
Trams collide in the French city of Strasbourg, injuring dozens, though none critically
Associated Press
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