Three people have died after a passenger train derailed in south-west Germany, attributed to an overflowing sewage shaft following significant rainfall. Local authorities reported that the train was traveling a 90 km (55 mile) route when it collided with landslide debris caused by the overflow. Among the deceased are the train driver, a rail employee, and a passenger, with 41 others suffering injuries. Chancellor Freidrich Merz offered his sympathies, emphasizing the need for support to emergency services. The derailment occurred at approximately 18:10 local time while around 100 passengers were on board. Images from the scene reveal overturned carriages and extensive emergency response efforts. The site remains under investigation, and rail traffic is suspended as clean-up operations begin. Deutsche Bahn extended their condolences to those affected by this tragedy.