Train Crash in Spain Kills at Least 68 People
A train crash in Spain has killed at least 68 people. It is the second accident in less than a year on the same busy rail line.
A train crash in Spain has killed at least 68 people, making it one of the deadliest rail accidents in the country's history, The New York Times reports.
The newspaper says this is the second accident in less than a year on the same busy rail line. That raises questions about safety on the route, since both incidents occurred on the same stretch within a short period.
The brief source report does not give the exact location of the crash, the type of train, the cause, or the number of injured. These details cannot yet be confirmed. The death toll is given as at least 68 and may change if new figures emerge.
The headline of the report points to rescue efforts and the search for victims in connection with the crash. The source gives no further detail on the investigation or possible causes.
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