One killed, several injured in train-vehicle collision in southern Denmark
The incident happened when the train hit a vehicle at a road crossing, national rail system operator Banedanmark said on X.Denmark's national railway operator, state-owned DSB, separately said it had halted all journeys between the towns of Kliplev and Tinglev near Denmark's border with Germany.- EndsMust Watch
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