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A high-speed train crash in central Spain has killed at least 68 people and injured dozens more, with the force of the crash described as 'brutal'. The crash occurred when a train travelling from Madrid to Seville barrelled into a stationary train.
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- —At least 68 people killed
- —Dozens injured
- —One of the worst train disasters in Europe's modern history
- —Spain's deadliest train disaster in 13 years
“The force of the crash was 'brutal', said 62-year-old passenger Salvador Arriza who was sitting in the Renfe-operated train.”
“Some people couldn’t move because they were trapped amongst the seats.”
This incident highlights the importance of stringent safety protocols in high-speed rail systems, particularly in densely populated areas.
An investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing, with the transport minister stating that a computer failure followed by human error contributed to the disaster.
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