Spain hit by second deadly train crash in nine months, at least 30 killed today
Summary
At least 30 people were killed when two high-speed trains collided near Toledo in central Spain, disrupting rail services between Madrid and Andalusia. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed solidarity with victims as rescue teams and hospitals responded to the crash.
Key Points
- At least 30 people died when two high-speed trains collided near Toledo, central Spain.
- The crash involved a state-owned Renfe train and a stationary train operated by Iryo on the Madrid-Seville line.
- Rail services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended after the derailment and rescue operation began.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Health Minister Mónica García responded to the disaster, while hospitals were placed on alert.
