Two trains collided Wednesday morning in Spain's Toledo province, rail operator Adif said, and Spanish media cited by Euronews reported at least 10 people killed^1,2,3.

Adif said traffic on the Madrid-Andalusia high-speed line was suspended after a rear-end collision². CBS said Adif placed the incident in Toledo province and that service was suspended between Madrid, Ciudad Real and Andalusia¹. Euronews said the crash was south of Madrid and that Adif confirmed a collision on the line from Madrid to the south³.

Adif placed the incident between Mora, Orgaz and Urda at kilometer point 118, involving a Renfe train and an Iryo train on the Madrid-Seville route². TVE, cited by CBS, said the trains were traveling in the same direction and that one struck the tail of the other, knocking two cars off the track¹. El País, cited by RTÉ, said the crash was shortly after 9 a.m. local time between Los Yébenes and Urda and that the trains were traveling in opposite directions, with two carriages leaving the tracks².

Urda Mayor Manuel Galán told TVE there were people injured and that emergency services asked the town to prepare a sports hall^2,3. The CBS account reviewed Wednesday morning described injuries and did not include an official death figure¹. Cause, a government-confirmed casualty count and a full passenger count were not established in the reports reviewed^1,2,3.