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“At least 68 people dead in Spain’s second major train crash this year”

At least 68 dead after Spanish high-speed train collided with stationary train.

Key points

  • At least 68 people died when a high-speed Renfe train slammed into a stationary train.
  • The crash occurred in URDA, Spain, marking the country’s second fatal rail crash this year.
  • Transport officials cited an active red signal and a stationary train ahead as contributing factors.
  • Red signal was reportedly issued due to a computer communications failure, later restarted by decision.
  • Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez declared national mourning for the tragedy.
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