High-speed train collision in Toledo: at least 64 dead
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A collision between two high-speed trains in Toledo has left at least 64 people dead. It is one of the most serious railway accidents in Spain in recent years.
The authorities are still investigating the causes of the accident. For now, what caused the collision is not known with certainty, and the investigation continues to determine responsibilities.
As a result of the accident, rail service in the area has been suspended. Passengers who planned to travel by train should check official information before leaving home, because timetables and routes may change.
The accident has caused great concern among the public. As investigations progress, updates will continue to be provided on the situation and on the measures the authorities take to ensure the safety of rail transport.
Sources: Yahoo
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