Accident in Spain. Confirmed death toll remains at 69

The number of confirmed deaths from the train collision in Spain has been revised to 69, as stated by the Independent Administrative Authority for Technical Investigation of Railway, Maritime, and Civil Aviation Accidents. Spain has declared three days of national mourning following this confirmation. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with efforts to identify victims still in progress. Among the deceased is former Labor Minister Fatima Banez. The accident involved two high-speed trains colliding near Urda, resulting in over 500 passengers on board. At least 110 individuals were treated in hospitals, with 15 in serious condition. This incident marks the second high-speed train accident in Spain this year, following a previous one in January.