«Deadly train accident in Spain: 39 victims in Córdoba»
19 january 2026 в 21:37
As a result of a collision between two high-speed trains in southern Spain on January 18, 2026, several people have died. In the evening of that day, a derailment occurred near the town of Adamus in the Andalusian province of Córdoba. Many media outlets report that this accident has become the most serious railway disaster in Spain in the last ten years.
Below is information about the tragic railway disaster in southern Spain.
Yes, there have been quite a few railway accidents in Spain. The last fatal collision occurred in 2013 when a high-speed train derailed. As a result of that incident, around 80 people died, and many others were injured.
As of now, the cause of the train derailment and subsequent collision has not yet been established. According to the railway operator Adif, as reported by the Associated Press, the collision occurred when the rear of one train, which was carrying 289 passengers and was traveling from Malaga to Madrid, derailed. It then collided with an oncoming train that was heading from Madrid to Huelva.
At the time of publication, according to several sources, at least 39 people have died as a result of the disaster. Authorities continued to extract bodies from the wrecked carriage on January 19.
This is a developing story…
Below is information about the tragic railway disaster in southern Spain.
Yes, there have been quite a few railway accidents in Spain. The last fatal collision occurred in 2013 when a high-speed train derailed. As a result of that incident, around 80 people died, and many others were injured.
As of now, the cause of the train derailment and subsequent collision has not yet been established. According to the railway operator Adif, as reported by the Associated Press, the collision occurred when the rear of one train, which was carrying 289 passengers and was traveling from Malaga to Madrid, derailed. It then collided with an oncoming train that was heading from Madrid to Huelva.
At the time of publication, according to several sources, at least 39 people have died as a result of the disaster. Authorities continued to extract bodies from the wrecked carriage on January 19.
This is a developing story…
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