More than 150 people have been injured in a train crash in Spain.
Two trains collided on a line in Montcada i Reixac, a town just north of Barcelona, on Wednesday morning. Images showed queues of people waiting to be attended to by ambulance crews.
Emergency services for Catalonia said that although three people were taken to medical centres, none of the passengers were considered to be seriously injured. Spanish officials said 155 people were hurt but no further details on the nature of the injuries were given.
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One of the trains was stopped at a station when the other crashed into it. Those on the stopped train said there was a woman who fell, cutting her head.
According to Catalunya Ràdio, medical professionals were able to reach the woman and give her treatment.
The passenger who spoke to local media also said the other train was travelling at a very slow speed.
"We were waiting for the train and we heard a crash, the stationary train moved two metres and stopped. Many people have fallen from the impact because the train was very full", one passenger told Ser Catalunya.
Another traveller to told news site RAC1: "The train was full and my carriage, which was the last, was completely full. They let us all down. Now everyone is off the train, there are people taking trains back."
Ester Capella, the Catalan government’s representative in Madrid, told Spanish National Radio that officials are investigating the incident.
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