Two Swiss trains collided in the Alpine town of Andermatt, central Switzerland, on 11 SeptemberREUTERS/Moritz Hager
Twenty-seven people have been injured after a train crashed into its own passenger cars in a mountain town in Switzerland.
The collision reportedly occurred in Andermatt, a village in the Swiss Alps, on the famous Matterhorn railway line. The locomotive was meant to move to the front of the train on a parallel track, but instead crashed into the back of the passenger cars, believed to have been carrying around 100 people.
