Rescue operations underway after deadly train accident in India

At least 13 people were killed and 50 were injured when two trains collided in southeast India and rescue operations are going on," top local government official said on Monday. The accident occurred late Sunday after one of the passenger trains overshot a signal in Andhra Pradesh state.
A preliminary investigation found that "human error" had led to the collision, the railway ministry said. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had spoken with the country's railway minister about the derailment. "Authorities are providing all possible assistance to those affected," Modi wrote on social media.