Key facts
- Six people were killed and one injured in a train-minibus collision.
- The incident occurred at a level crossing in Russia's Jewish Autonomous Region.
- The minibus reportedly disregarded a red signal before colliding with the train.
Six people died and one was injured when a passenger train collided with a minibus in Russia's Jewish Autonomous Region on October 24, local railway authorities said. The minibus reportedly drove through a red signal at a level crossing before being struck by the train. All victims were occupants of the minibus, while passengers and crew on the train were unharmed. Regional prosecutors indicated that the minibus occupants were foreign nationals.