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Two trains collide east of Zagreb, Croatia, injuring 20 people Saturday morning. Passenger and freight trains crashed near Skrinjari about 60 km from the capital; an investigation is underway.

A passenger train and a freight train collided Saturday morning near Skrinjari, about 60 kilometers east of Zagreb, Croatia, leaving 20 people injured — six severely and 14 with minor injuries — according to the Croatian Ministry of Health. The railway line between Sveti Ivan Zabno and Gradec stations was temporarily closed and an investigation into the cause is underway.

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