At least 20 people were killed when a freight train and a bus carrying Muslim pilgrims collided in western Java, Indonesia.
Most of the dead were passengers seated in the rear of the bus where the impact happened.
Fourteen passengers were seriously injured in Sunday's accident at an unattended level crossing near the town of Serang, 60 miles west of Jakarta.
The rear of the bus was smashed and the vehicle overturned into a nearby rice field.
Police are questioning the bus driver and train officials.
Indonesia has had a string of fatal train crashes recently. Officials have blamed signal failures for most of the accidents.
A freight train collided with a passenger train in the same province a little more than a week ago, killing three people.
Last month, 42 people were killed when a passenger train crashed into a locomotive in the port city of Cirebon.
PA