Finnish army vehicle hits train, four dead

By Ilker Girit

ISTANBUL

At least four people have been killed in a train crash in southern Finland, according to police on Thursday.

Finnish authorities reported a military transport vehicle collided with a train in Raseborg at Leksvallintie, 98 kilometers (60 miles) southwest of the capital, Helsinki.

"The morning began with grim news from Raseborg. I feel sorrow," Jussi Niinisto, Finnish defense minister tweeted.

The number of injured have yet be confirmed.

Police will hold a press brief soon.

Finnish army vehicle hits train, four dead

Finnish army vehicle hits train, four dead

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