They are searching for survivors of the train disaster in Spain with thermal cameras and dogs

A train disaster in Spain has resulted in at least 68 fatalities, prompting a three-day national mourning period. Rescue teams are using thermal cameras and dogs to search for survivors among the wreckage. The tragedy occurred when a high-speed train collided with a stationary one, with over 500 passengers on board. The Spanish government has mobilized hundreds of personnel and drones for rescue efforts. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed deep sorrow, highlighting the immense pain caused by the incident. The Iryo train was reportedly stopped due to a computer error, leading to the collision. Political parties have suspended their campaigns, except for the Vox party, which criticized the handling of the situation. Protests erupted demanding accountability, with police using tear gas to disperse crowds. The EU has shown solidarity by lowering flags to half-mast.