High-speed train crash kills at least 68 people in Spain

A high-speed train collision in central Spain resulted in at least 68 fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident involved a train from Madrid to Seville crashing into a stationary train due to a computer failure and human error. Survivors recounted chaotic scenes, with passengers trapped and some injured severely. The crash is noted as Spain's deadliest train disaster in over a decade, prompting national mourning and calls for accountability regarding railway safety. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed deep sorrow and pledged to investigate the incident thoroughly.