The incident is “truly strange” as it happened on a flat, recently renovated stretch of track, the transport minister has said
At least 39 people have been killed and dozens more injured after two high-speed trains collided in southern Spain, police have said.
The emergencies services earlier reported that at least 73 people were injured in the crash, with 24 in serious condition, including four minors.
The incident happened in the Adamuz municipality, near the city of Cordoba, in the country’s Andalusia region at 7:45pm local time (6:45pm GMT) on Sunday, according to rail operator Adif.
The tail end of a train traveling from Malaga to Madrid…
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