A road crash south of the Polish capital, Warsaw, has left 17 people dead, police have said.
The accident occurred at dawn in thick fog when a lorry and a minibus collided near the town of Nowe Miasto nad Pilica, 80km (50 miles) from Warsaw.
Sixteen people were confirmed dead at the scene and one later died in hospital. One person is being treated for serious injuries.
Poland’s Interior Minister Jerzy Miller is travelling to the crash scene.
Police have launched an investigation.
A police spokeswoman told Reuters news agency: “All we know so far is that a van pulled over into the opposite lane and had a head-on crash with a Volvo [lorry].”
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