On Wednesday morning, two trams collided on the famous Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam, Netherlands, resulting in 15 injuries, including one serious case. The incident occurred around 11:10 AM when one tram struck another that was stopped. Authorities expressed shock at the footage of the collision, and emergency services, including a medical helicopter, were deployed quickly. Initial reports mentioned 18 injured people, but this number was later reduced. Damage to both vehicles was significant, with broken glass and metal debris observed. The Erasmus Bridge, named after a philosopher from the port city, connects the north and south banks of the new Meuse River.
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