Overview
- Seven coaches left the tracks near Bryandino in Russia's Ulyanovsk region with about 415 passengers on board.
- Regional health authorities reported at least seven injured, while the Chelyabinsk governor said 22 people were hurt, including a child.
- Emergency responders and fellow passengers evacuated people from the cars, with some pulled through windows.
- Law enforcement opened a criminal case into possible violations of rail safety rules.
- Russian Railways halted traffic on the affected stretch, sent repair trains from Ulyanovsk, Bugulma, Syzran and Ruzayevka, and said passengers would continue on another train.