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Train Collision in Poland Injures Passengers

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Two passenger trains collided near the Bialosliwie station in western Poland.
Around 200 people were on board the trains at the time of the incident.
Initial reports indicate at least three injuries from the crash.
Emergency services, including 16 fire brigades, have responded to the scene.

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A train collision occurred on June 25, 2026, near the railway station in the town of Białosliwie, western Poland, involving two passenger trains. Approximately 200 people were reported to be on board at the time of the incident, with several initial reports indicating at least three injuries. The conditions leading to the collision remain unclear.

Emergency services quickly responded to the scene, with at least sixteen firefighting teams deployed to assist in the aftermath. Some passenger cars reportedly derailed as a result of the collision, prompting significant concerns from local authorities and rescue teams. There were no reported fatalities, but emergency crews continue to investigate the situation and care for any injured passengers.

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