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Tram collision in Gelsenkirchen: 25 injured

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Two trams collided in Gelsenkirchen. 25 people were injured, three of them life-threatening. The accident site is on a busy road.

Two trams collided in Gelsenkirchen.3,2,1 25 people were injured in the accident.3,2,1 Three of the injured were in life-threatening condition.3,2

One of the lanes involved was a driving school lane, which suddenly came to a standstill.3,1 The second lane ran onto the stationary driving school lane.3,1 The accident site is located on a busy road in the centre of Gelsenkirchen.2,1

Ten of the injured were classified as seriously injured.1 More than 20 people were injured, as initially reported.2

Why it matters

  • Gelsenkirchen is a city in the Ruhr area in North Rhine-Westphalia with around 260,000 inhabitants.2

  • Trams are rail-bound means of local transport in German cities, which often run on their own or mixed lanes.1

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