At least one person has been killed and around 30 passengers have been injured after two trains taking tourists to Machu Picchu in Peru crashed.
The collision involved a train coming from the famed archaeological site and a train headed there in the early afternoon, according to the company operating the railway.
The person who was killed was a railroad worker, according to Jhonathan Castillo Gonzalez, a captain with the police department in the nearby city of Cuzco.
He said that train services along the line connecting Machu Picchu with Cuzco were suspended after the accident.
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