At least 68 people have been killed in a high-speed train crash in Spain after a moving train collided with another service that had stopped further along the track.
The collision involved two trains, with one travelling at speed before striking the stationary train. The available information does not provide further details about the location or timing of the crash.
Spain’s transport minister described the error that led to the crash as “inexplicable”. The statement identifies an error as the reported cause, but no additional explanation has been provided in the supplied material.
The confirmed death toll stands at at least 68 people. No further details about injuries, the trains involved or the response at the scene have been provided.