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BERLIN (AP) — Police say a train has collided with a flock of sheep in southwestern Germany, killing some 45 animals.
Police in Konstanz, on the Swiss border, said none of the people on board the train — four passengers and the driver — was hurt in the accident at 4:40 a.m. Wednesday.
It wasn't clear how the sheep ended up on the line. The train, run by Swiss operator SBB, was on a German regional service from Singen to Engen.
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