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Rail safety questioned after Spain suffers second fatal high-speed train crash in a year

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France 24At least 64 dead in Spain’s high-speed train crashOpen article ↗BBC NewsWhat we know so far about deadly Spain train crashPublisher publication date unknownOpen article ↗Nepal NewsSpain train disaster kills at least 64, worst rail accident since 2013Open article ↗Al JazeeraDeadly high-speed train collision in SpainOpen article ↗France 24Spain high-speed train crash kills 68, injures over 100Open article ↗DawnAt least 64 people killed in Spain as two high-speed trains collideOpen article ↗France 24Spain: At least 64 dead in high-speed train crashOpen article ↗BBC NewsWatch: At the scene of Spain's deadly train crashOpen article ↗BBC NewsHigh-speed train crash kills at least 68 people in SpainOpen article ↗The Korea TimesAt least 68 dead in Spain's second major train crash this yearOpen article ↗Times of IndiaEvening news wrap: PM Modi takes jibe on K'taka MLC elections; deadly Spain train crash kills over 60 & moreOpen article ↗France 24Spain: Dozens killed after one high-speed train slams into anotherOpen article ↗PanARMENIAN.NetPashinyan offers condolences over deadly train crash in SpainOpen article ↗Al JazeeraSpanish football postpones 24 Copa del Rey games after train crashOpen article ↗Al JazeeraPhotos: Spain high-speed train crash kills 30Open article ↗France 24Rail safety questioned after Spain suffers second fatal high-speed train crash in a yearOpen article ↗Premium Times Nigeria68 killed as two Spanish high-speed trains collideOpen article ↗

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