Death toll in Spain train crash rises to 69
The death toll from the train crash in Spain's Toledo province has risen to 69. Emiliano Garcia-Page, President of the Castilla-La Mancha Autonomous Community, reported that another body was found at the wreckage site, with 15 people in critical condition.

The death toll from the train crash that occurred yesterday in the Toledo province, south of Spain's capital Madrid, has risen to 69. Emiliano Garcia-Page, President of the Castilla-La Mancha Autonomous Community, stated that another body was found during the search operations at the crash site.

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Garcia-Page noted that 50 injured people are still receiving treatment in hospitals in the Castilla-La Mancha region, while 60 have been discharged. He mentioned that 15 of the hospitalized individuals are in critical condition, with signs of improvement seen in four of them. Garcia-Page emphasized the need for caution as search operations continue in the wreckage, although authorities believe there are no more bodies under the debris.