High-speed train collision in Spain leaves dozens dead
On the death toll reported
The Manila Times reported 30 people killed, GMA News Online's Filipino report cited at least 30 dead, Inquirer reported tolls ranging from 31 to 64 dead with 80 injured, while Rappler reported at least 64 killed.
All outlets reported that two high-speed trains collided south of Madrid in Spain, causing multiple deaths and prompting suspension of the rail line.
Drafted with AI from these 4 reports, checked and approved by a Parley editor. Approved 29 Oct, 9:28 AM.
What each outlet reported
GMA News Online reported that two high-speed trains collided in Spain, prompting the suspension of the line connecting Madrid to Andalusia.
Read GMA News Online's report →The Manila Times reported that the collision between two high-speed trains south of Madrid killed 30 people, with the toll possibly rising.
Read The Manila Times's report →Inquirer reported that the high-speed train collision south of Madrid killed 64 people and injured scores more, with authorities saying the toll was likely to rise.
Read Inquirer's report →Rappler reported that at least 64 people were killed in Spain when two high-speed trains collided.
Read Rappler's report →Excerpts courtesy of GMA Network and GMA News Online.
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