Summary
Spain began a three-day mourning period after a high-speed train collision killed 68 people and injured many others. Officials are investigating the cause as emergency crews search the wreckage and relatives seek information about missing loved ones.Key Facts
- A Renfe train struck the rear of an Iryo train near Urda in Castilla-La Mancha.
- The two trains were traveling in the same direction on the line between Madrid and Andalusia.
- Officials said 107 people received hospital treatment, including 15 in serious condition.
- Emergency crews searched the wreckage overnight, and regional officials said more victims might be found.
- Authorities opened offices in Madrid, Toledo, Córdoba, and Seville to collect DNA samples and help identify victims.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said investigators were examining the cause and that any security failures or negligence would be addressed.
- The article reports that 46 people died in a separate collision on the same line in January.
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