A high-speed rail service slammed into another train about 60 miles south of Madrid, killing at least 64 people. #spain#madrid#train#europe#news#world
Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente said the collision occurred after a rail control center mistakenly ordered one high-speed train to resume travel while others were stalled.
The crash is Spain’s most lethal railway catastrophe since 2013, and the cause is believed to be human error, potentially by an Adif rail traffic controller.
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