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Two trains collided in Spain. Dozens of people died This material (information) is produced and distributed by the bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the bell foreign agent. 18+ The accident happened around 9:00 a.m. near the city of Orda in the province of Toledo, on the Madrid-Andalusia railroad. A Ranpa high-speed train collided with an Irio train that was standing on the tracks behind. El Fais writes that the version of human error is being considered tentatively. After a failure of the automatic signaling system, the train movement was switched to manual mode. It is possible that the manager of the control center at the Atocha train station in Madrid allowed the train driver Renfe to continue moving despite the red light. The reason why the Irio train stopped on the tracks is still unknown. The number of victims is becoming clear and continues to grow. The regional emergency services have confirmed the death of at least 39 people, while the civil defense service has already announced 50 dead and 179 injured. Officially, the local authorities - the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha - report that the death toll has reached at least 30. In total, there were 544 passengers on the two trains: 397 on the Ranpa and another 147 on the Irio.

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Two trains collided in Spain. Dozens of people died This material (information) is produced and distributed by the bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the bell foreign agent. 18+ The accident happened around 9:00 a.m. near the city of Orda in the province of Toledo, on the Madrid-Andalusia railroad. A Ranpa high-speed train collided with an Irio train that was standing on the tracks behind. El Fais writes that the version of human error is being considered tentatively. After a failure of the automatic signaling system, the train movement was switched to manual mode. It is possible that the manager of the control center at the Atocha train station in Madrid allowed the train driver Renfe to continue moving despite the red light. The reason why the Irio train stopped on the tracks is still unknown. The number of victims is becoming clear and continues to grow. The regional emergency services have confirmed the death of at least 39 people, while the civil defense service has already announced 50 dead and 179 injured. Officially, the local authorities - the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha - report that the death toll has reached at least 30. In total, there were 544 passengers on the two trains: 397 on the Ranpa and another 147 on the Irio.

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