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At least 68 people died in a collision between two high-speed trains in Spain, marking the deadliest rail accident in Europe since 2013. Rescue teams are searching for more victims after the crash, which occurred when a Renfe train collided with an Iryo train. The incident has raised questions about the control center's failure to notice the impending collision for 17 minutes. Spanish authorities are investigating the circumstances, including a malfunctioning signal that allowed the Renfe train to proceed despite a red light. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed national mourning and promised a thorough investigation into the tragedy.