Danish police say falling beer crates may have caused the train crash in which six people were killed as a Carlsberg freight train met a passenger train on a bridge linking the central Danish islands of Zealand and Funen.
Police are investigating whether the passenger train's abrupt braking was caused by crates of beer toppling from the freight train during stormy weather.
They confirmed as well as those killed, 16 were injured in the accident and that the passenger train had taken 'considerable damage' but were unable to confirm the exact cause.
The train was heading from the Funen city of Odense to the capital, Copenhagen, on Zealand.
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Damaged freight containers stands on the Great Belt Bridge in Nyborg, Denmark, on Wednesday morning
A helicopter flies overhead as experts attend the passenger train; the front end of the train appears to have suffered considerable damage from parts of the freight train which have fell smashed into it
Damage can be seen to the front of the passenger train which appears to have material from the freight train at its front
The devastated interior of the passenger train can be seen with the rough seas visible through the window
This image shows the carnage aboard the train after the sudden braking caused glass to shatter across the floor and interior fittings to break
The sudden force caused by the brakes appears to have shattered the window of the passenger train and torn lighting fixtures from the roof
Officials examine the damage to the freight train on the Great Belt Bridge in Denmark on Wednesday after the fatal accident
Passengers, who were not injured, arrive at Nyborg's Sports hall where a temporary crisis centre is dealing with victims of the train crash
An official inspects the wreckage of the freight train whose carriages have been ripped open to reveal stacks of beer crates
Survivors of the train crash arrive at Nyborg's Sports Hall where emergency teams set up an evacuation point for those who were uninjured in the train crash
An aerial shot shows where the freight train ended up after the crash and the roofs of several carriages are clearly bent out of shape
A Carlsberg spokesman, Kasper Elbjoern says the company transporting the cargo 'has unfortunately confirmed that the freight train that was transporting our freight has been involved in the accident.'
Jesper Nielsen, a passenger on the train, told TV2 the train 'was out on the bridge when there was a huge "bang" ... and very quickly thereafter, the train braked.'
Denmark's TV2 showed images of a freight train with the tarpaulin that covered the train torn in pieces.
There were 131 passengers and three employees aboard the train, according to DR.
Shattered glass inside the passenger train after the incident on the bridge in Nyborg, Denmark
Danish rail operator DSB confirmed that six people had been killed after a passenger train was forced to brake suddenly by objects flying off the freight train
Policemen block the road after access to the Great Belt Bridge was closed following the railway accident
A policeman walks across a closed road after the accident on the Great Belt Bridge involving two trains
Vehicles were backed up for miles after the police closed the Great Belt Bridge this morning following the fatal crash
Crisis team members arrive at Nyborg's Sports hall to aid those who were aboard the passenger train
The rough seas beneath the Storebaelt bridge where rough weather may have caused cargo to come loose from the Carlsberg freight train
Passengers from the train arrive at the Nyborg Sports Hall where they are being processed by authorities and looked after
The Great Belt Bridge in Nyborg, Denmark on Tuesday after the train accident in which several were reported to have been killed
The Danish broadcaster said that police were urging survivors to contact their loved ones to let them know they are safe.
Police set up an evacuation centre in a nearby sports centre to shelter passengers.
The Storebaelt or Great Belt Bridge is part of bridges and tunnel link between the Danish islands.
Thousands of the commuters make the journey across the bridge everyday; Copenhagen is situated on Zealand.
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