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Spain begins three days of mourning after train crash kills dozens

A train crash in Spain killed dozens, prompting three days of national mourning as emergency teams worked through the night to find victims.

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What happened A train crash in Spain killed dozens of people. Emergency teams worked through the night to locate victims. In response, the Spanish government announced three days of national mourning.

Why it matters The incident is described as one of the worst rail disasters in modern European history, underscoring its severity and impact on the nation.

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