• At least 10 people have been killed after two high-speed trains collided in Spain’s Toledo province, a spokesperson for the regional government told local news outlet CMM Noticias.
• Spain’s prime minister has described the crash as a “serious” incident. The collision happened between the towns of Mora, Orgaz, and Urda, according to the railway infrastructure manager ADIF.
• Both trains were traveling along the route connecting the capital city Madrid with Seville in Spain’s southern Andalusia province. The crash has forced the suspension of the high-speed line linking the Madrid region with Andalusia.
