At least four people were killed and several dozen injured when two trains collided near Jakarta, Indonesia, on Monday. According to state media reports cited by international outlets, the crash occurred close to Bekasi Timur Station on the outskirts of the capital when a long-distance train struck a stationary local train from behind. Several carriages were severely damaged in the impact.

Footage broadcast by local media showed rescuers working to free passengers trapped inside the wreckage, with many being carried to hospitals on stretchers. Authorities fear the death toll could rise as rescue operations continue. The spokesperson for Indonesia’s state railway operator, KAI, confirmed four deaths and said 38 people had been rescued and sent to nearby hospitals. He expressed condolences to the families of the victims.

The cause of the collision has not yet been detailed, and officials continue to assess the extent of the damage and injuries.