People near the site of accident after the Goa Express (L) rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Goa Express collides with Mewar Express

Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel look at a damaged carriage after two trains collided on the same track near Mathura on October 21, 2009. At least thirteen people were killed and 22 injured as Goa Express moving towards Delhi rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura. The engine of the Goa Express climbed on the last bogey of the Mewar Express, which was stationary on the same track. AFP

An army person inspects the damaged coach of the Mewar Express after the Goa Express rammed into it near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

An injured being taken to hospital after Goa Express moving towards Delhi rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Rescue team member takes pictures

A rescue team member takes pictures of a damaged bogey of Mewar Express after Goa Express moving towards Delhi rammed into it near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Damaged coach of Mewar Express

The damaged coach of the Mewar Express after the Goa Express rammed into it near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Crowd near Mewar Express

Crowd near the Mewar Express after the Goa Express rammed into it near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Exit being created in Mewar Express' coach

An exit is being created in a coach of the Mewar Express to rescue passengers after the Goa Express rammed into it near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

People near the site of accident

People near the site of accident after the Goa Express (L) rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Goa Express hits Mewar Express near Mathura

Passengers come out of the Goa Express after it rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura on Wednesday. PTI

Train collision near Mathura

Rescue workers and bystanders gather at the site of a train collision on outskirts of Mathura. At least 13 people were killed and many injured in the accident. AFP

Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel look at a damaged carriage after two trains collided on the same track near Mathura, some 150 kms south-east of New Delhi on October 21, 2009. At least thirteen people were killed and 22 injured as Goa Express moving towards Delhi rammed into the stationary Mewar Express near Mathura. The engine of the Goa Express climbed on the last bogey of the Mewar Express, which was stationary on the same track. AFP