High-speed rail services between Madrid and Andalusia have been suspended in both directions following a collision between two trains near Urda, in Toledo province. The accident happened on Wednesday, 28 October. Europa Press, citing the 112 emergency service, reports that the alarm was raised at 8:54 a.m.

RTVE reports that two carriages fell down an embankment and that people were injured, without specifying how many. The mayor of Los Yébenes described the collision as serious. The sources consulted do not provide a definitive casualty toll; the figures have yet to be established.

According to Canal Extremadura, Adif places the collision at kilometre 118, between Mora, Orgaz and Urda, involving a Renfe train and an Iryo train. Europa Press reports firefighters from Alcázar de San Juan and Orgaz, Civil Protection teams, three medical helicopters and two mobile intensive care units at the scene.

Renfe has arranged ticket changes and cancellations for passengers affected by the disruption. The company told Canal Extremadura that services in Extremadura were unaffected at the time of the cited update. According to RTVE, the causes remain unknown. This is a developing story, and any new casualty figures require official confirmation.