At least 39 people have died following a high-speed train collision near the town of Urda in Spain. The incident involved two trains traveling at high speeds, resulting in a catastrophic crash that has prompted an immediate emergency response.
The specific details regarding the cause of the collision, the number of injured, or the current status of rescue operations were not provided in the initial report. Authorities are expected to release further information as the investigation into the accident progresses.
Spain’s high-speed rail network, known as the AVE, is one of the most extensive in Europe, connecting major cities with fast and frequent services. The location of the crash, near Urda, remains the focal point of the ongoing recovery efforts.
<small>Source: Al Jazeera — read the original story there.</small>