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THE SEARCH AND recovery operation is continuing today in the wake of last night’s horrific rail tragedy in northwest Spain. At least 77 passengers were killed and 143 injured in the crash, an official said this morning. It happened at 7:42pm (Irish time) as the train carrying 218 passengers and four.... |
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Four carriages overturned in the smash late Wednesday, smoke billowing from the wreckage, as bodies were lain out under blankets along the tracks. The carriages piled into each other and folded up like an accordion. One was ripped apart by the force of the crash, one of its ends pushed up into the air. |
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A train has hurtled off the tracks in north-west Spain, killing at least 77 passengers and injuring more than 140, says an official. |
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A train hurtled off the tracks in northwest Spain, killing at least 77 passengers and injuring more than 140, an official said on Thursday, in the country's deadliest rail disaster in more than 40 years. |
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Four carriages overturned in the smash late Wednesday, smoke billowing from the wreckage, as bodies were lain out under blankets along the tracks. The carriages piled into each other and folded up like an accordion. One was ripped apart by the force of the crash, one of its ends pushed up into the air. |
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UPDATED - Poland’s prime minister has expressed his “deepest sympathy” with the Spanish people after at least 77 died in the train crash in north west Spain on Wednesday. |
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At least 78 people were killed and over 140 more injured on Wednesday night when a train derailed just outside of the Spanish city Santiago de Compostela. Initial reports suggest the train may have been traveling too fast. |
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A train crash near the northwestern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela killed at least 77 people, the highest death toll in a rail incident since the 2004 Madrid bombings, a spokeswoman for the regional high court said. The train carrying 218 passengers on the Madrid-to-Ferrol route derailed at 8:41 p. |
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Hundreds of thousands of young Catholics packed Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday for the start of a week-long religious event that includes gatherings with Pope Francis. |
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OFFICIALS have played down suggestions that speeding may have been the cause of Spain's horrific train wreck, which has claimed 77 lives. |
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(ANSAmed) - ROME, JULY 25 - A rail disaster occurred in Santiago de Compostela, in north-western Spain, last night. A high speed train (Alvia) travelling in Galicia derailed close to the station. At least 77 passengers died and 143 were injured, according to local authorities. |
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