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Spanish train was travelling at 160kmh when it smashed into second one, report finds

Outlet: The Straits Times · Published 30/10/2026 09:21 UTC

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The accident killed at least 69 people.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 30/10/2026 09:54 UTC

    MADRID, Oct 30 - The Spanish train that smashed into a second stationary one, killing accident killed at least 69 people on Wednesday, was travelling at a speed of at least 160 kph (99 mph), according to a preliminary report about the accident. people.

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    Before: «MADRID, Oct 30 - The Spanish train that smashed into a second stationary one, killing at least 69 people on Wednesday, was travelling at a speed of at least 160 kph (99 mph), according to a preliminary report about the accident.» 413753975042

    After: «The accident killed at least 69 people.» 36130fa440ab

  2. Headline · detected on 30/10/2026 09:54 UTC

    Spanish train was travelling at 160 kph 160kmh when it smashed into second one, report finds

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    Before: «Spanish train was travelling at 160 kph when it smashed into second one, report finds» 2aab2e993859

    After: «Spanish train was travelling at 160kmh when it smashed into second one, report finds» 83a40c06c5b5

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https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/spanish-train-was-travelling-at-160-kph-when-it-smashed-into-second-one-report-finds
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30/10/2026 09:21 UTC
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30/10/2026 09:24 UTC
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