Tram crash leaves 36 injured in The Hague

Two trams have collided near a busy railway station in Holland, leaving 36 passengers injured.

Tue, 11 Sep, 2012 - 13:34

Two trams have collided near a busy railway station in Holland, leaving 36 passengers injured.

Carla Vermeulen, a spokeswoman for the HTM public transport network, said one tram slammed into the back of the other close to Holland Spoor station in The Hague.

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