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Ten people are dead after two trains were involved in a head-on collision in southern Italy.
The four car trains collided near the town of Andria in Puglia province, the Daily Mail reports.
It's a single track line, so it's thought that the crash may be due to either a driver error or a signalling fault.
A photo of the scene broadcast on local TV shows the devastation caused with the crumple cars lying off the track at sharp angle.
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News reports said that rescue workers were pulling victims from the crash, including a child, who was found alive.
Matteo Renzi, the Prime Minister of Italy, said the crash was a 'moment of tears' and he has vowed to not stop until they find the cause of the terrible incident.
Words Claire Reid
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