Two Danish trains collide, injuring 17 people.

Reporters of the central station learned that on April 23rd local time, two trains in Denmark collided. The relevant departments dispatched seven ambulances, two emergency vehicles, three medical transport vehicles, and a helicopter to participate in the rescue. Currently, a total of 17 injured individuals have been treated, with 4 of them in critical condition. The police stated that there were at least 60 people at the scene of the accident. A spokesperson for the emergency services department in the Danish capital stated that many people were injured, but no one was trapped, and everyone had left the scene. Following the accident, the relevant section of the road has been closed.