Spain Train CRASH At Least 35 Killed Near Santiago de Compostela 24/7/2014

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La Voz de Galicia reports at least 10 people have been killed in a train derailment outside Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
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According to the newspaper, the high-speed commuter train derailed at 8:42 p.m. on a route traveling from Madrid to Ferrol. Thus far, conflicting reports have come out about the number of deaths involved in the accident. El País reports at least 10 deaths, while El Mundo reports at least 12.TRAGEDY Spain high-speed train crashes near Santiago de Compostela - train crash in spain accidente de tren en España descarrilamiento de tren varios muertos en Barcelona A high-speed train travelling full crash from Madrid to Ferrol has crashed just outside Santiago de Compostela in the north-western region of Galicia. Sources indicate the train derailed near the station at quarter to nine Spanish time.
An emergency response team is on site. Initial reports suggest ten deaths though there is no official confirmation of casualties. The numbers are expected to rise as the crash occurred on the eve of a big religious festival in the area.
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    The head of Spain's Galicia region said that at least 35 people had been killed in the train derailment, although it was too soon to say what had caused the accident.

    Eyewitnesses said that the derailed train, which was reportedly carrying 240 passengers when the accident happened, had caught fire after the crash.

    'It was going so quickly ... It seems that on a curve the train started to twist, and the wagons piled up one on top of the other,' passenger Ricardo Montesco told Cadena Ser radio station.

    'A lot of people were squashed on the bottom. We tried to squeeze out of the bottom of the wagons to get out and we realised the train was burning ... I was in the second wagon and there was fire ... I saw corpses,' he added.

    Another witness told the station they had heard an explosion before seeing the derailed train.

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    Spanish newspapers said carriages derailed as the train approached a station in the city of Santiago de Compostela, a popular place of pilgrimage in the northwestern region of Galicia.

    One Spanish website, ABC.es, carried a picture showing several carriages which had rolled over at the side of the tracks, with flames and smoke seen rising from the front carriage.

    Bill Bond, a journalist in Spain, told Sky News there were reports of at least 50 injured people.

    The train was travelling from Madrid to the port city of Ferrol.

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    'It was going so quickly ... It seems that on a curve the train started to twist, and the wagons piled up one on top of the other,' passenger Ricardo Montesco told Cadena Ser radio station.

    'A lot of people were squashed on the bottom. We tried to squeeze out of the bottom of the wagons to get out and we realised the train was burning ... I was in the second wagon and there was fire ... I saw corpses,' he added.

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