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2026-10-29 01:17
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Passengers aboard deadly train collision in Spain speak out
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At least 68 were killed in Spain's second major train disaster of the year. Two high-speed trains collided, derailing at least two carriages. Leigh Kiniry reports.
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Rescue efforts continue into the night as authorities work through the wreckage of a deadly train collision south of Madrid. At least 68 people were killed in the crash and dozens more injured, with the Spanish prime minister vowing action if "negligence" led to the accident.
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