A high-speed train collision in southern Spain on Sunday has killed at least ten people and injured around one hundred, according to local reports.
Spain’s national state-owned railway company Renfe confirmed that at least ten people were killed and around one hundred were injured, including 25 seriously. These numbers are subject to change; however, as it is believed that there are still people trapped in the wreckage at the time of this reporting.
Firefighters from seven stations and members of the Military Emergency Unit have been dispatched to the scene, Madrid newspaper ABC reports.
The incident, which has forced the closure of the railway…
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