ZURICH (Reuters) - Around 30 people were injured on Monday in a train collision at a station in central Switzerland, police said. None of the injuries are life-threatening, police for the Swiss canton of Uri said in a statement. The accident occurred in Andermatt, a town in the Swiss Alps popular among skiers. The crash occurred at around 11:30 local time (0930 GMT) while the engine for a train was being moved to the front from the back.  Police said they were investigating the cause of the crash.  
Around 30 people injured in Swiss train collision: police