Summary
At least five people died, and many were injured after two high-speed trains collided and derailed in southern Spain near the town of Adamuz. The accident led to the suspension of all train services between Madrid and Andalusia.
Key Facts
- The train collision occurred near the town of Adamuz, close to Cordoba in southern Spain.
- A train traveling from Malaga to Madrid derailed and crashed onto another track.
- A second train from Madrid to Huelva also derailed after the collision.
- At least five people died, and about 25 others suffered serious injuries.
- The accident took place around 18:40 local time on Sunday.
- All train services between Madrid and Andalusia were suspended afterward.
- The private rail company Iryo confirmed the incident involved around 300 passengers.
- Spain's Prime Minister and Andalusian regional president assured government support for victims and their families.
