A train crash in Spain has killed at least 68 people, marking the second major incident in the country in months. The collision occurred on a high-speed rail line near the city of Córdoba. Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, but the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are identified.
The crash involved a regional train and a high-speed train, both traveling in opposite directions. Witnesses reported that the trains collided head-on, causing a massive derailment. Rescue teams are working through the wreckage to recover bodies and provide aid to the injured. Authorities have not yet released details on the cause of the crash, though initial investigations suggest a mechanical failure may be involved.
This incident follows a similar train crash in Spain earlier this year, which also resulted in multiple fatalities. The government has called for a review of safety protocols on the national rail network. Officials have not yet commented on the current crash, but they have expressed concern over the recent frequency of such tragedies. The incident has sparked public outrage and calls for greater oversight of Spain’s rail system.
