A high-speed train crash in Spain killed at least 68 people, according to official reports. The collision occurred between two trains, one moving and the other stopped ahead. The transport minister described the cause as an "inexplicable" error.
Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, which was located on a major rail line. Initial investigations suggest the accident was due to a human error, though details remain unclear. Rescue teams worked through the night to recover victims.
This is the deadliest rail accident in Spain in over a decade. The government has announced a full review of safety protocols. The incident has raised concerns about rail safety across the country. The cause of the error is under investigation, with no immediate indication of a technical failure.
