Spain train crash: at least 10 feared dead after collision in Toledo province
Summary
Two high-speed trains collided on the Madrid–Seville line in Toledo province, central Spain, on Wednesday morning. Authorities confirmed at least 10 deaths and said the toll could rise; emergency services were assisting those affected.Key Facts
- Spain’s rail infrastructure authority said services between Madrid and Andalucía were suspended after a rear-end collision.
- Castilla-La Mancha government spokesperson Esther Padilla confirmed at least 10 deaths.
- Spain’s state broadcaster reported that one train struck the back of another and knocked two carriages off the track.
- The rail operator Adif said the collision occurred on the line from Madrid to Seville.
- The mayor of Urda said emergency services asked him to prepare a sports hall for injured people.
- Spain’s main political parties suspended planned activities for the day.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he was in contact with the transport minister and the Castilla-La Mancha regional president.
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