Two high-speed trains collided in Spain: at least 46 people died.

At least 46 people were killed in Spain on October 28 following a collision between two high-speed trains. Officials have indicated that the death toll could rise, Reuters reported.

The incident occurred on a railway line connecting Madrid to Andalusia. One of the trains was carrying 146 passengers and an infant, while the other had 397 passengers on board.

According to local authorities, the details surrounding the accident are currently under investigation. Initial reports have pointed to a possible malfunction in the signaling system or potential errors in the management of train movements. However, the exact cause of the crash has not yet been officially confirmed.