The rescue operation at the site of the train accident in Spain went on all night

Rescue operations continued overnight at the site of a train crash in Spain that resulted in at least 68 fatalities. Authorities used thermal cameras to search for survivors among the wreckage. Heavy machinery was deployed to clear debris for safe access for rescue teams. Investigators are examining communication between train operators and the control center, with leaked recordings suggesting a lack of warning about the stationary train. Over 180 people were injured, with around sixty hospitalized, some in critical condition. Traffic on the Madrid-Sevilla line is suspended, and alternative transport will be provided. A national day of mourning has been declared, and protests occurred in Madrid, leading to clashes with police.