"Two high-speed trains have derailed in southern Spain, the rail network operator said, with reports from the country's state-owned broadcaster that seven people had died and 100 were injured 25 seriously. The accident happened near Adamuz in the province of Cordoba. An unknown number of passengers had been injured, RTVE said, citing civil guard sources. The Iryo 6189 Malaga (to Madrid) train has derailed from the track at Adamuz, crashing on to the adjacent track."
"Adif said the accident happened about 10 minutes after the Iryo train left Malaga heading towards Madrid at 6.40pm (17.40 GMT). Some of the train carriages after the crash. Photograph: Eleanorinthesky On Social Media X Handout/EPA Iryo is an Italian-run private rail operator. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Adif has suspended all rail services between Madrid and Andalucia."
Two high-speed trains derailed near Adamuz in Córdoba province after the Iryo 6189 Malaga-to-Madrid train left Malaga. The Iryo train left the track and crashed onto the adjacent track, causing the Madrid-to-Huelva train on that track to derail as well. State broadcaster reports indicate seven fatalities and roughly 100 injured, 25 seriously, with an unknown number of passengers among the injured. Adif suspended all rail services between Madrid and Andalucia and emergency services halted rail traffic, dispatching ambulances and support vehicles to the scene. Images show a rear carriage on its side and evacuated passengers sitting beside it.
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