Train collision in Germany kills 10

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Ten people were killed and 43 were injured, 18 seriously, when two trains collided in eastern Germany late Saturday, a Magdeburg Police spokesman said.
The crash between a regional HarzElbeExpress passenger train and a freight train occurred less than two miles from the nearby town of Oschersleben shortly after 10:30 p.m. local time.
Portions of the train burned in the snow for about two hours.
Officials said many passengers were thrown from the train after the incident. The cause is unknown.

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