The toll of the railway accident that occurred in Spain has risen to 41 dead in the context of the ongoing rescue operations.

A serious train accident occurred on Sunday evening in southern Spain, near the town of Adamuz in the province of Córdoba, when two high-speed trains collided following the derailment of one of them. According to regional authorities in Andalusia, the provisional death toll has reached at least 41, after the recovery of a body that was initially trapped under debris, and 39 people, including four children, remain hospitalized with varying degrees of severity. The incident has generated extensive rescue operations and the lifting of train fragments with heavy machinery, while the number of victims could increase as access to the damaged carriages becomes possible. Authorities continue the investigation to determine the causes and are monitoring the situation of the patients remaining under medical treatment.