The Spanish government approved aid for the victims and relatives of the tragic train collision

The Spanish government has approved €30 million in aid for victims and families affected by the recent train collision near Toledo, which resulted in 69 fatalities. Transport Minister Óscar Puente announced the measures, including compensation for the deceased's families and injured individuals. The aid scheme mirrors that of a previous train accident in January. Safety measures will be implemented, such as requiring dispatcher approval for train operations during system failures. The government will also reduce train traffic on the Madrid-Seville line until a modern safety system is installed. Investigations are ongoing regarding the cause of the collision, which may involve dispatcher error.