La locomotive qui a eu l'#accident avec le transport exceptionnel au PN 41 à #Nangis #QML #SNCF pic.twitter.com/plumBoyuix Thirty people have been injured after a passenger train collided with a special convoy articulated lorry 50km from Paris on Tuesday 21 April which was travelling from Belfort to Paris with 350 on board rammed into the lorry at a level crossing in Nangis where the vehicle that was transporting tractors had stopped for unknown reasons The shock was so violent that five train cars derailed two people including the train driver and a passenger are critically injured They were transported to hospital and their prognosis is not yet known at the entrance of Nangis Station to the east of Paris was "not particularly accident-prone," the city mayor Michel Billout said The French Ministry of the Interior tweeted a series of photos showing the violent impact between the two vehicles #Nangis : @Gendarmerie procède aux opérations de constatation après l'accident survenu entre poids-lourd & train pic.twitter.com/EXCq5gCN2p "We felt shaking and we started to slow down [and heard] a big boom," one of the passengers The young man explained that the truck was "split in two"