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Spain: Local authorities confirm at least 10 dead in train accident

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Briefings

A train collision in southern Spain between Madrid and Seville resulted in at least 10 confirmed deaths, though some media reports suggested up to 39 fatalities. The crash occurred on a route between major cities, and the cause remains unknown. A French 24 correspondent reported the incident live from Madrid.

Key points

• At least 10 train deaths were confirmed in a collision between Madrid and Seville trains.
• The cause of the collision remains unknown despite media speculation about a high toll.

Context

This accident brings back painful memories of a deadly train crash in Córdoba in January 2026, where 10 people died. The event occurred on the Madrid-Seville route in southern Spain.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to confirmed deaths and media reports; the exact number of fatalities is uncertain. The cause of the collision is not yet determined.

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