Death toll in Spanish train collision rises to at least 39 as authorities fear more bodies could be found
Summary
In southern Spain, a train accident has led to the deaths of at least 39 people. The crash happened when the back of one train derailed, causing another train to derail as well.Key Facts
- A train accident occurred in southern Spain involving two trains.
- At least 39 people have died due to the crash.
- The collision caused the second train to derail, and its lead carriages fell down a 13-foot slope.
- Some bodies were found far from where the crash happened.
- Authorities are searching for more bodies in the wreckage.
- Family members of victims are providing DNA samples to help identify those who died.
- The regional president of Andalusia, Juanma Moreno, described the site as a "mass of twisted metal."
- The death toll may increase as recovery efforts continue.
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