Al Jazeera reports that at least 39 people were killed and places the collision near Urda, Spain. France 24, citing the rail operator, reports that traffic on the Madrid-Andalusia rail line was halted.
The three supplied sources agree on the central development: two high-speed trains collided in Spain. Their accounts differ in what they establish beyond that core event, with the death toll and location coming from Al Jazeera and the rail-line disruption from France 24.
The Japan Times reports that authorities were still determining both the cause of the collision and the number of injuries. The supplied material does not identify the rail operator by name, and it does not establish the collision's exact circumstances beyond its reported proximity to Urda.