Trains collision in Luxembourg injured 6

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Baku. 14 February. REPORT.AZ/A passenger and freight train collided between Bettembourg and Zoufftgen on Tuesday morning at approximately 8:45 am, with one of the train driver seriously injured, and six passengers slightly hurt. 

Report informs citing the foreign media.

The accident occurred in the city of Dudelange.

Cause of the collision not known yet. 

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