At least 30 people killed in Spain following the collision of two trains
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At least 64 dead after collision of two passenger trains south of Madrid
Two passenger trains, with about 544 people on board, moving along the same road in the direction Madrid-Sevilla, collided on October 28 at the height of Urda (Toledo) station, south of Madrid. The accident has left at least 64 people dead. Hours before the accident, the signalling system had failed, forcing the arrest of eight trains in the area. Our correspondent, Marina Colorado, expands the information.
