The death toll in a train collision in Spain has risen to 50. On October 28, several media outlets reported. The death toll from the accident rose to 50, the Telegram channel BCN today writes. According to the newspaper Espanyol, which pointed to the Civil Defense Service, at least 179 people were injured. The Russian Embassy in Spain told RIA Novosti that it had not received any inquiries from Russians regarding the train collision. The incident was reported in the morning of that day. The incident happened around 9 am, local time on the ferry between the cities of Los Ybanez and Orda. Two of the cars involved in the accident hit and fell off the embankment. Initially only 10 deaths were reported. On September 20, freight train cars crashed in the Rostov region. As a result, four passenger trains were stopped en route. Before that, the train collided with a truck at the railroad crossing in the Vladimir region. This caused the train to break apart. None of the passengers were injured.