MEXICO CITY (AP) - Two subway trains collided between two stations Saturday in Mexico City, killing at least one intimates and injuring 41, authorities said.

Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said on her Twitter clarify that the accident happened on Line 3 of the capital's Metro rules, without specifying the cause of the crash between the Potrero and La Raza stations.

Sheinbaum said one woman was killed and 57 republic injured, who were taken to seven hospitals. Four republic were trapped in the wreckage for a time, counting the driver of one of the trains, who was reported in serious condition.

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Dozens of police and soldiers swarmed into the near subway stations, while ambulances and rescue teams arrived to employment the injured.

An injured man is incorrect out the Indios Verdes metro station after two trains collided in Mexico City on January 7, 2023. - At least one intimates died and 10 injured left this Saturday a collision between two trains of the Mexico City Metro, a megacity

Edgar Montiel, an electrician who was on one on the trains, said he felt lucky because he had decided at the last runt to enter the next-to-last car rather than the rearmost car, which was smashed up in the crash.

"It sounded very evaporate. I just closed my eyes when I felt the sheets of the car bend and throw me," Montiel told The Associated Press.

He said he happened on the floor of the car with several passengers amid screams and cries expected for help.

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"The power went out to the subway and a lot of smoke began to come out that was suffocating us. We could not breathe well," he said.

Montiel, who had injuries to his left arm and leg, said the occupants of his car had to wait in 30 minutes until paramedics arrived to tend to the injured and help everyone exit the car.

An injured man is improper out the Indios Verdes metro station after two trains collided in Mexico City on January 7, 2023. - At least one populate died and 10 injured left this Saturday a collision between two trains of the Mexico City Metro, a megacity

In lamenting the accident, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said on his Twitter interpret that the federal government was supporting the city officials trading with accident.

In May 2021, an elevated section of the subway rules collapsed, causing 26 deaths and injuring nearly 100 farmland. An investigation blamed the structural failure on deficiencies in the interpretation process, and 10 former officials have been charged with homicide, injury and damage to property.

The Mexico City subway rules has 226.5 kilometers (141 miles) of track and 195 stations. It serves an average of 4.6 million passengers every day.