Two-train crash leaves victims bloodied as emergency crews rush to chaotic scene: report
Two trains crashed into each other near Bedford, England, with sources telling The Telegraph the driver was on the phone discussing a safety issue.
Authorities are responding after two passenger trains crashed into each other Friday near Bedford, England.
The Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed crews were responding to an "incident on the railway" just south of Bedford.
Videos from the scene showed bloodied victims on the train floor, according to a report from The Telegraph.
Fox News confirmed there were serious injuries on board.
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It is unclear how many people were wounded, and whether there were any fatalities.
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Sources told The Telegraph the train driver was on the phone with maintenance staff discussing a safety issue at the time of the crash.
"Please avoid the area," fire officials wrote in a statement on X.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
