Rescuers search for survivors after train crash kills 16 in Poland

Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead.

An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow.

In addition to the fatalities, the collision Saturday night injured at least 60 others, according to the Polish State Fire Brigade.



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Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.'

A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated.

'The damage (to) the wagons is huge. We have contact with victims. We approach very cautiously,' firefighter Jaroslaw Wojtasik told CNN's Polish affiliate TVN.

More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said.

More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. In addition to the fatalities, the collision Saturday night injured at least 60 others, according to the Polish State Fire Brigade. An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow. A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow. A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow. An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.' A firefighter described the rescue operation at the crash site in Szczekociny as complicated. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. In addition to the fatalities, the collision Saturday night injured at least 60 others, according to the Polish State Fire Brigade. More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.' 'The damage (to) the wagons is huge. We have contact with victims. We approach very cautiously,' firefighter Jaroslaw Wojtasik told CNN's Polish affiliate TVN. In addition to the fatalities, the collision Saturday night injured at least 60 others, according to the Polish State Fire Brigade. 'The damage (to) the wagons is huge. We have contact with victims. We approach very cautiously,' firefighter Jaroslaw Wojtasik told CNN's Polish affiliate TVN. Rescuers combed through mangled wreckage early Sunday searching for survivors after two passenger trains collided in southern Poland, leaving at least 16 dead. Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.' Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.' An American citizen was among the dead, said a spokesman with the U.S. Consulate in Krakow. More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. 'The damage (to) the wagons is huge. We have contact with victims. We approach very cautiously,' firefighter Jaroslaw Wojtasik told CNN's Polish affiliate TVN. More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. More than 100 passengers who were not injured were evacuated to Warsaw, authorities said. In addition to the fatalities, the collision Saturday night injured at least 60 others, according to the Polish State Fire Brigade. Authorities are 'almost sure there will be no living persons inside the wreckage,' said Marcin Kopczynski, the duty officer. 'We are using dogs to see if there are any living persons inside but no signs yet.'

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