High-Speed Train Crash in Spain Kills at Least 64, Injures 80
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The collision of two trains near Toledo occurred ten months after a previous disaster in Adamuz, which brought to light years of underinvestment in rail in Spain.
A dramatic train accident killed at least 64 people near Toledo. A fatal collision occurred on 18 January last on the same railway line, at the height of Adamuz, killing 46 people and wounding more than 150 people. The details of Benoit Pellistrandi, a Spanish specialist historian.
Between derailments, collisions and hit-and-runs, there are several occurrences with dozens of dead and hundreds of injured. The collision between two trains this Wednesday, whose provisional official count is already 68 dead, rekindles the debate in Spain on the conditions of railway infrastructure
Latest collision comes nine months after a deadly crash near Adamuz, renewing scrutiny of rail safety in Spain
The collision between two high-speed trains resulted in dozens of deaths this Wednesday morning in Spain. A disaster that occurred only ten months after another major accident on the country's rail network. How can we explain such a repetition? - Collision between two trains near Toledo: is the Spanish rail system particularly failing? (International).
The collision between two trains in Toledo once again places rail safety under scrutiny
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