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Two high-speed trains have collided in Spain killing at least 10 people, according to Spanish state media and other reports.
Spain’s rail system operator ADIF said that the incident occurred Wednesday morning in the province of Toledo.
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A spokesman for rail operator Adif told Newsweek: "At kilometre point 118, the incident involved two trains, one an Iryo service and the other an AVE service, which were travelling on the same Madrid-Seville route. Rail traffic is currently suspended."
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