Summary
A train crash in southern Spain caused the deaths of at least 41 people and injured over 120. Investigators are looking into a possible rail defect as the cause. The Spanish government has announced three days of mourning, and officials continue to search for more victims.
Key Facts
- A train crash in Adamuz, southern Spain, killed at least 41 people and injured more than 120.
- The crash happened when a Madrid-bound train derailed and hit an oncoming train on Sunday evening.
- Investigators are examining a possible 30cm gap in the rail as a cause.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez canceled a trip to focus on the investigation.
- King Felipe and Queen Letizia will visit the crash site.
- Three days of national mourning are in effect in Spain.
- Rail operator Renfe ruled out human error, suggesting a technical fault instead.
- High-speed train services in the region are suspended until Friday.
