Tragic news after the train disaster in Spain. Authorities on the casualty balance

The Spanish Ministry of Transport revised the death toll from a train collision in Toledo, confirming it to be 69 instead of 74. Initially, the number rose after one injured passenger died, but the ministry clarified that the regional government provided incorrect information. Among the passengers, at least 42 were foreigners, with one confirmed dead and 24 unaccounted for. The regional president reported that of the 110 injured, 60 have been discharged from hospitals. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a three-day national mourning and emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the incident. Emergency services responded quickly, providing aid to victims and their families.