High-speed train crash in central Spain kills at least 10, fears worse than January's Adamuz disaster

A high-speed train crash in central Spain has killed at least 10 people, with government sources fearing the toll could exceed January's Adamuz crash that killed 46. The incident is under investigation, and the full extent of casualties is uncertain. This marks a second major rail disaster in Spain within a year, raising concerns about rail safety and infrastructure oversight.

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