Many more people may have died in the Spanish train accident than previously known, the tragedy occurred due to the dispatcher.

New details have emerged regarding the brutal train crash in Spain, with 68 bodies found and at least 70 passengers still missing. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed that only 13 of the identified bodies have been recognized, while 31 bags containing dismembered remains await analysis. The crash involved citizens from up to 27 countries, and 110 people were hospitalized, with 71 already discharged. Sánchez acknowledged a loss of trust in Spain's high-speed rail network following this incident and a previous crash in January that killed 46. Transportation Minister Oscar Puente stated that human error caused the accident, as the automatic stop system failed before the collision. Investigations continue into how a stationary train communicated its status yet was still cleared for departure, leading to the crash.