The collision of two high-speed trains in the central Spanish state of Toledo on Wednesday, November 6, left at least 39 people dead.
At the same time, some local media in this country reported the death of 46 people in this accident; The news indicates that the death toll may rise.
In this accident, a high-speed train traveling from the capital Madrid to the city of Seville collided with a high-speed train that was stopped on the same train line.
In a message published an hour after the accident on Wednesday morning, Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, while expressing great sadness and sympathy for the families of the survivors, announced that the authorities are treating the victims of the accident.
This is the second fatal and very serious train accident that happened this year in Spain.