A tram derailment in north-east Berlin causes injuries, with reports indicating at least 20 people are hurt. According to accounts from the area, the incident takes place in the Neu-Hohenschönhausen neighbourhood. Emergency services respond rapidly: one report says more than 50 firefighters are called to the scene. Other coverage describes the tram as crashing into a power pole, after which cars derail and a carriage is ripped open, indicating significant damage and creating hazards that responders must address. The sources do not provide details on the condition of the injured, the exact number of victims beyond “at least” or “at least 20,” or the cause of the crash. Both outlets emphasize the scale of the response and the visible damage to the tram following the derailment. The incident is treated as a serious accident requiring a large deployment of firefighters and other emergency resources while authorities assess the circumstances.