One person has died and dozens have been injured after a passenger train derailed in the south of the Netherlands, the Dutch emergency services said.
The incident happened close to the village of Voorschoten, near The Hague.
It was reportedly caused by left over construction equipment on the tracks.
A fire department spokesman told Dutch radio that 19 people were taken to hospital, while others were being treated at the scene.
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