Train collision in Spain: 68 dead and more than a hundred injured in central Spain, a high-speed train collided with the tail of another passenger train, removing two carriages and destroying one completely. At least 68 people were killed and nearly 200 injured, Spanish authorities said. According to the operator of the national railway infrastructure ADIF, the collision occurred in central Spain, in the province of Toledo, in a flat area south of Madrid. In this section, the trains accelerate to a speed of 300 km/h. This is the second train disaster in Spain this year. A previous train collision in January killed 40 people. More details on the Voice of America website.