Emergency crews responded after two trains collided in Spain, where authorities reported injuries and sought to secure the scene and care for those affected.
Local emergency services were dispatched to the site and officials said medical assistance was provided to people injured in the collision. Exact numbers of casualties and the conditions of those hurt were not immediately disclosed.
The accident prompted disruptions to rail services on the lines involved, with authorities advising passengers to expect delays and cancellations while recovery and inspection work continued. Commuter and regional routes in the affected area were reported to be impacted as operators rerouted or suspended services.
Rail operators and Spain’s safety authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the collision. Officials said they would examine the circumstances leading up to the incident and assess operational and infrastructure factors as part of the inquiry.
Further updates are expected as emergency teams complete their work at the scene and investigators gather more information. National and regional officials have said they are monitoring the situation closely.