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Two Trams Collide on Rotterdam's Erasmus Bridge, Leaving 15 Injured

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A rear-end collision between two trams on Rotterdam's Erasmus Bridge resulted in 15 people sustaining injuries. Webcam footage captured on the bridge showed one tram striking the back of another at the scene. The impact sent debris scattering across nearby traffic lanes and caused visible damage to both trams. The incident occurred on one of Rotterdam's most prominent and heavily trafficked bridges.

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