Spain high-speed train collision kills at least 10 in Toledo province
October 28, 2026 at 10:28 AM · Updated 1h ago
9 reports · 4 in Arabic, 5 in English · over 4 hours
مدريد: مقتل ما لا يقل عن 30 شخصاً في تصادم قطارين فائقي السرعة في إسبانيا
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Spain train crash: What we know after two trains collide with dozens feared dead
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Overturned carriages and makeshift medical tents at Spain train crash site
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50 قتيلا على الأقل إثر تصادم قطارين فائقي السرعة في إسبانيا
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مصرع 39 شخصا فى حادث تصادم قطارين بإسبانيا
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Spain train crash: at least 10 dead after collision in Toledo province
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إسبانيا.. اصطدام قطارين سريعين يسفر عن قتلى ومصابين
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Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, rail operator says
(opens the publisher’s site)Two high-speed trains collided in central Spain's Toledo province on Wednesday, killing at least 10 people and suspending the Madrid–Andalucía line.
- Adif suspended Madrid–Andalucía high-speed service after a rear-end collision between two trains knocked two carriages off the track.
- Castilla-La Mancha regional spokesperson Esther Padilla confirmed at least 10 deaths, saying the number could rise.
- A Spanish emergency services spokesperson said fire crews, three helicopters, and two mobile intensive-care units had been mobilized.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said he remained in constant contact with the transport minister and that emergency services were assisting those affected.
- Spanish authorities raised the death toll to at least 39 people killed in Wednesday's two-train collision in Toledo province.
- Spanish authorities raised the death toll to at least 50, surpassing the earlier figure of 39.
- A Renfe train rear-ended a stationary Iryo service carrying more than 500 passengers on the Madrid–Seville route.
- The collision occurred around 09:00 local time between Mora and Orgaz, some 140 kilometres south of Madrid.