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Spain’s second deadly train crash in a year leaves 68 dead, prompts safety crisis

By Deseret News · October 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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A high-speed train crash early Wednesday in Toledo, Spain, killed 68 and injured 58, according to authorities. The impact occurred between a stopped train and another traveling at roughly 124 miles per hour. The accident follows another devastating crash earlier this year, prompting leaders to address a possible railway safety crisis.

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