Train crash in central Spain kills at least 10

On October 28, a train collision in central Spain resulted in at least 10 fatalities, with expectations of more casualties. The crash involved two high-speed trains traveling from Madrid to Seville, one of which collided with the rear of the other. The incident occurred in Toledo province, leading to the suspension of rail services in the area. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed his shock over the accident, while local authorities prepared facilities to assist injured passengers. This incident follows a previous deadly crash in January that raised concerns about Spain's high-speed rail safety.