At least one person has been confirmed dead and several others injured following a train crash in southern Jutland, Denmark.
Tragic Train Collision in Denmark Leaves One Dead and Many Injured

Tragic Train Collision in Denmark Leaves One Dead and Many Injured
A train derailment in southern Denmark results in fatality and numerous injuries after colliding with a slurry tanker.
A tragic incident unfolded in southern Denmark when a train collided with a slurry tanker, leading to one fatality and numerous injuries. The accident occurred between Tinglev and Kliplev, close to the German border, where a 60-year-old woman lost her life. Danish authorities reported that 27 individuals were injured, with five suffering serious injuries; among them, two remain in critical condition in the hospital.
As first responders accessed the site, a crane was deployed to clear some of the wreckage and assist any further trapped passengers. Pictures from the scene depicted one train carriage upended and passengers milling around the devastated tracks.
Of the total 106 individuals involved in the accident, several were school students traveling from Sønderborg, their intended destination. Fortunately, none of the students or their accompanying teachers sustained severe injuries; however, local officials arranged for psychological support to help them cope with the situation.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen expressed her condolences, reaching out to the victims’ families while urging swift recovery. “My thoughts go out to the relatives, the many injured, and everyone who is currently affected by the accident,” she stated during an interview with public broadcaster DR.
In the aftermath, Denmark’s national rail operator, DSB, announced the suspension of train services on that route until further evaluations of the track and safety measures are established. Initial investigations suggested the collision took place at a level crossing, and at least two carriages were confirmed to have derailed. The rail agency Banedanmark communicated updates via social media, continuing to monitor the situation closely.