At least 10 people allegedly died and many others were injured after two high-speed trains crashed into the province of Toledo in central Spain.
Spain’s state railway infrastructure authority said services between Madrid and the southern region of Andaluzia had been suspended after a setback between two trains Wednesday morning, writes The Guardian.
A spokesperson for the Castilla region regional government- La Mancha, where the accident occurred, said that the cause and number of injuries have not yet been determined, broadcasts the signal.
Government sources told El País that at least 10 people were killed and that the accident could be worse than the Adamuz railway disaster in January, in which 46 people died.
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