At Least 10 Dead in Spain Train Collision

At least 10 people were reported killed when two high-speed trains collided in Toledo province, central Spain. Reports say the trains were traveling in the same direction and one struck the rear of the other, derailing two cars. Emergency crews were deployed. Officials warned the death toll could rise. Rail services between Madrid and southern Spain were suspended. The crash comes months after another deadly Spanish rail disaster in Adamuz. WHAT'S CONTESTED: The record shows no dispute among outlets on the death toll figure, the location, the same-direction rear-end description, the two derailed cars, the service suspension, or the Adamuz timing. No competing casualty counts or conflicting cause claims appear in the record. The cause of the collision was not yet known, and the full extent of injuries had not been established. Officials indicated the number of dead could increase as the emergency response continued.