🔴 Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, halting traffic on Madrid-Andalusia line
Summary
Spain suspended high-speed rail service between Madrid and Andalusia after two trains collided in Toledo province on Wednesday. Authorities said two cars derailed and were still determining the cause and number of injuries.Key Facts
- The collision occurred between the towns of Mora and Orgaz.
- The trains were operated by Renfe and Iryo and were travelling from Madrid toward Seville.
- A Castilla-La Mancha government spokesperson said two Iryo cars derailed.
- Adif said the crash was a rear-end collision and suspended traffic on the Madrid-Andalusia line.
- Authorities had not confirmed the cause or the number of injured people.
- Urda’s mayor said emergency services asked him to prepare a sports hall for injured people.
- The report said witnesses described numerous injuries and emergency medical teams arrived at the scene.
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