At least 30 people were reported dead after two high-speed trains collided on Spain’s Madrid-to-Seville rail line in the province of Toledo, prompting an emergency response and an investigation.
At least two carriages reportedly plunged down an embankment. Authorities have not confirmed the number of injured passengers, and officials fear the death toll could increase.
Railway infrastructure manager Adif suspended services on the Madrid-to-Andalusia high-speed line and began examining the circumstances, Spain’s EFE news agency reported.
Initial local reports pointed to possible human error involving railway signaling, although the cause remains unconfirmed.
Health Minister Mónica García warned of a major tragedy. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed support for victims and their families, while opposition leader Santiago Abascal criticized the government over the disaster.
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