At least 27 people have been hurt after a passenger train and a maintenance train collided in Sacramento, according to authorities.
Sacramento Regional Transit said all of the injuries were minor, but 13 people had been taken to the hospital.
Sacramento Fire Capt. Keith Wade said the rest of the injured passengers were treated at the scene and released.
"The good thing here that we're very happy [about] is that no one lost their life and that no one was in any critical condition," Wade said.
Fifteen ambulances and more than 40 firefighters responded to the scene of the collision, according to The Associated Press.
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