PM Sánchez has promised a review of the country's high-speed rail safety system after a collision near Urda killed at least 69 people and injured more than 100.
A high-speed train travelling at more than 150 km/h collided with a stopped train in central Spain, killing at least 69 people and injuring dozens more. Andrew Chang breaks down dispatcher audio...
The collision in Toledo province killed 69 people, with questions over a failed signalling system, traffic controllers’ workload and the impact of increased rail traffic as investigations continue.
Was Spain's second major train collision in nine months caused by human error, or did it stem from deeper problems in its once- vaunted high-speed rail network?
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