Spain High-Speed Train Crash Kills at Least 64
A collision between an Iryo and an AVE high-speed train near Toledo, Spain killed at least 64 people, with emergency hotlines activated and blood donation appeals going out.
What we know
An account on X confirmed at least 64 dead. Spanish politician and gaming commentator Yagami TNG shared emotional coverage, emergency hotlines (900 10 10 20 via gabrielrufian RT), and a missing person notice for David Martínez Méndez who was aboard. Another account on X in the 'For You' feed reacted to Spanish PM Sánchez's statement. The crash is the deadliest rail disaster in Spain in years.
How the story developed
A collision between an Iryo and an AVE high-speed train near Toledo, Spain killed at least 64 people, with emergency hotlines activated and blood donation appeals going out.
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