A regional train derailed in southern Germany’s Baden-Wuerttemberg state Sunday evening, killing three people and injuring multiple others in a scene described by authorities as "chaotic." Rescue teams worked through the night after two carriages flipped off the tracks near Riedlingen, a small town southwest of Munich.
👮 Police confirmed over 100 emergency personnel rushed to the site, closing nearby roads and rail lines. While the cause remains unclear, local reports noted severe storms had battered the area earlier—raising questions about potential weather links. 🌧️⚡
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz shared condolences on X, mourning the "tragic loss" and urging solidarity with victims’ families. Meanwhile, investigators are combing the wreckage for clues. 🕵️♂️🔍
This marks Germany’s deadliest rail incident in 2024, reigniting debates about infrastructure safety in Europe’s largest economy. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops. 📉🚧
