Chaos in Amsterdam train crash:

Two trains collided Saturday evening in Amsterdam. Initially, the press announced that 48 were wounded but subsequently the figure was revised to 60. According to preliminary information, many passengers have broken bones.

About 60 people were left injured – of which 20 “seriously” injured -, on Saturday during a head-on collision between two trains in a suburb of Amsterdam, Dutch railway police reported.

“There are around 60 wounded, of whom between 15 and 20 are seriously injured, but we can not give a precise figure at the moment,” railway police spokesman Ed Kraszewski told AFP. The Dutch railway company had revealed earlier for ANP news agency that passengers suffered only minor injuries such as bruises.
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At 6:30 p.m. local time (4:30 p.m. GMT) two trains collided head to head in the western suburb of Amsterdam. “It is a high-speed train and a local train,” said Babet Verstappen, spokeswoman of the Dutch ProRail. The rescue services rushed to the accident site to treat the wounded, she said, adding that the first train was heading for Uitgeest (west) while the second train was heading Nijmegen (east). The collision took place on a bridge between Central Station and Amsterdam Sloterdijk station (west).

The whole railway transport on capital’s western side, including the traffic from Central Station to Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport, was interrupted because of the accident.