39 Killed in Spain Train Crash Adamuz 2026: Survivors Recall 'Terrifying' Scene
At least 39 people died in the Spain train crash near Adamuz on Jan 18, 2026. Survivors describe a terrifying scene as two trains collided following a derailment.
A routine Sunday evening turned into a catastrophic scene as a high-speed train derailed and collided with an oncoming locomotive in southern Spain. The incident occurred near Adamuz at 19:45 local time on January 18, 2026. According to local reports, at least 39 people have lost their lives in the crash.
The Spain Train Crash Adamuz 2026: Chaos on the Tracks
The Madrid-bound train had departed from Málaga just one hour before the disaster struck. Survivors described a scene of absolute terror as the carriage derailed, crossing over to neighboring tracks where it met an oncoming train. Passengers reported that people and their belongings were scattered violently across the debris as the impact shattered the high-speed vessels.
Investigation into High-Speed Rail Safety
Authorities are now focusing on why the fail-safe mechanisms didn't prevent the derailment. The collision has sparked a renewed debate over infrastructure safety across Europe, as this marks one of the deadliest rail accidents in recent years. Rescue teams remain on-site, and the rail line is expected to stay closed for an extended period.
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