A high-speed train collision near Toledo, Spain, has killed at least 68 people, according to regional officials. The crash occurred on Wednesday, marking Spain’s second serious rail disaster this year. Rescue teams are still working at the scene as the death toll could rise.
The collision involved two high-speed trains, resulting in dozens of injuries. Emergency services responded quickly to the incident, but the severity of the crash has raised concerns. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has declared three days of national mourning, reflecting the gravity of the event. King Felipe VI also expressed condolences to the victims’ families.
This is the second major train crash in Spain this year, following a similar incident earlier in the year. Officials have not yet released details on the cause of the crash, but investigations are ongoing. The government has pledged to review safety protocols following the tragedy. The incident has sparked discussions about rail safety and emergency response in Spain.
