At least 30 people have been killed and 80 others injured after two trains collided in Spain’s central region of Castilla-La Mancha, according to authorities.

The incident has prompted an emergency response as authorities work to assist the injured, establish the circumstances surrounding the collision and determine the full extent of the damage.

The reported casualties make the incident a major rail disaster, with further information expected as investigations and rescue operations progress.

Authorities are expected to provide additional updates on the cause of the collision and the identities of those affected as more details become available.

What Happened?

The collision occurred on Wednesday morning, October 28, 2026, near Urda in Toledo province, involving two high-speed trains operated by Spain’s Renfe and Iryo rail companies. The trains were travelling on the route connecting Madrid and Seville.

Emergency services, including firefighters, police officers and medical teams, were deployed to the scene. Regional authorities also activated an emergency response plan and requested additional support.

The cause of the collision remains under investigation, and the casualty figures may change as rescue operations continue.