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A rush-hour collision between two Metro trains on Washington, D.C.'s Red Line killed at least six and injured dozens Monday.
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Commuter trains collide in Washington, D.C.

A rush-hour collision between two Metro trains on Washington, D.C.'s Red Line killed at least six and injured dozens Monday.

A rush-hour collision between two Metro trains on Washington, D.C.'s Red Line killed at least six and injured dozens Monday. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais / Associated Press)

Rescuers use ladders to rescue survivors of the Red Line crash from one of the trains.

Rescuers use ladders to rescue survivors of the Red Line crash from one of the trains. (Pablo Martinez Monsivais / Associated Press)

Rescuers use ladders to reach one of the Red Line trains. Witnesses said one train rear-ended another near the Ft. Totten station.

Rescuers use ladders to reach one of the Red Line trains. Witnesses said one train rear-ended another near the Ft. Totten station. (Win McNamee / Getty Images)

Rescuers carry one of the dozens injured in the crash. The operator of one of the trains was reported to be among those killed.

Rescuers carry one of the dozens injured in the crash. The operator of one of the trains was reported to be among those killed. (Jacquelyn Martin / Associated Press)

A body is carried from one of the Red Line train cars.

A body is carried from one of the Red Line train cars. (Alex Wong / Associated Press)

Rescue workers respond to the Red Line rail collision. It was the worst accident in the Metro train system's 33-year history. The only other fatal accident was in 1982.

Rescue workers respond to the Red Line rail collision. It was the worst accident in the Metro train system’s 33-year history. The only other fatal accident was in 1982. (Win McNamee / Getty Images)

Cars from both trains were ripped open in the collision, and rescuers had to cut some people out.

Cars from both trains were ripped open in the collision, and rescuers had to cut some people out. (Win McNamee / Getty Images)

Rescuers carry an injured man from the wreckage. Officials said they had no explanation for the accident yet.

Rescuers carry an injured man from the wreckage. Officials said they had no explanation for the accident yet. (Alex Wong / Getty Images)

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Commuter trains collide in Washington, D.C.

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