Train accident in Spain: the death toll rises to 74, King Felipe VI visited the victims

The train accident in Spain has resulted in 74 fatalities, according to the CIAF. The incident occurred when a Renfe train collided with a stopped Iryo train due to a signaling failure. Approximately 550 passengers were on board both trains at the time. This tragedy has raised concerns about railway safety and maintenance ahead of upcoming elections. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called for a thorough investigation, while Transport Minister Oscar Puente cited human error as a contributing factor. King Felipe VI has urged for measures to prevent future incidents. Families of victims are gathering in Urda for updates, and among the deceased is former minister Fatima Bañez. France is also seeking information on several of its citizens involved.