In Spain, a three-day national mourning has begun for the victims of the train collision, 68 people died

Spain has begun a three-day national mourning period for the victims of a train collision that resulted in 68 deaths and numerous injuries. Rescue operations continue as authorities search for more victims among the wreckage. The incident occurred on the Madrid-Sevilla line when two high-speed trains collided after a safety system failure. A union has initiated a strike to demand improved railway safety. The tragedy has left families in shock, with many gathering to seek information about their loved ones. The forensic institute is working on identifying the victims, and the king is set to visit the injured in the hospital.