Madrid:Spain has entered into three days of national mourning following a tragic train collision that resulted in the deaths of 68 individuals and left 58 others injured. The incident occurred when a high-speed express train collided with a stationary train.
According to Emirates News Agency, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez made the announcement of the mourning period while visiting the crash site. He emphasized the need for stronger safety measures to rebuild public trust in the nation's rail infrastructure.
Transport Minister Oscar Puente indicated that the crash might have been caused by "human error" under circumstances he described as 'inexplicable.' This incident marks the second major high-speed train accident in Spain this year.