German Train Derails, Kills Three Passengers

A passenger train operated by Deutsche Bahn derailed in south-west Germany, resulting in at least three deaths and several serious injuries. The incident occurred near Riedlingen, close to Stuttgart, with around 100 people on board. Emergency services responded to the scene, where carriages were found turned on their sides and trees were downed. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed condolences to the victims' families and assured support for the emergency response. The cause of the derailment remains unclear, though a storm had passed through the area shortly before.

At least three people were killed when a train derailed near Riedlingen in southern Germany on Sunday evening. The train, carrying around 100 passengers, had two carriages come off the rails between Riedlingen and Munderkingen. The cause of the incident is under investigation, and passengers have been evacuated. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed condolences for the victims.

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