At least 64 dead after high-speed train collision in Spain At least 64 people were killed and dozens injured after a Ranpa AVE high-speed train rear-ended a stationary Irio train near Orda in the province of Toledo, about 140 km south of Madrid, on the Madrid road. Seville line this morning. The collision happened shortly after 09:00 local time. More than 500 passengers were on both trains together (about 397 on the Ranfa service and about 147 on the Irio). The regional authorities in Castilla-La Mancha report about 58-80 injured, many of them seriously or seriously; The death toll may rise as recovery efforts continue. Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Fuente said a fault in the signaling system led to automatic stops, after which an "inexplicable" decision by the control center allowed the Renfe train to continue, leading to the crash.