DEATH ON THE TRACKS: 40 DEAD IN SPAIN AFTER TRAINS SMASH IN DARKNESS—WARNINGS IGNORED
A SCREAM IN THE NIGHT. A metallic CRUNCH. Then, silence. At least 40 people are dead in southern Spain after a high-speed train derailed and was SLAMMED by a second train going 200 kph. This isn’t just an accident. This is a CATASTROPHE they were warned about.
“The train tipped to one side… then everything went dark, and all I heard was screams,” said survivor Ana Garcia Aranda, 26, her face covered in plasters. Her pregnant sister was pulled from the wreckage. She described watching people die, helpless. “You knew they were going to die, and you couldn’t do anything.”
DRONE FOOTAGE reveals the horror: a carriage split in two, a locomotive crushed like a tin can. The crash site is a remote nightmare, forcing rescuers to fight through single-track roads to reach the dying. A source reveals a BROKEN RAIL JOINT was found—a gap in the tracks that widened with every passing train.
WHY DID THIS HAPPEN? Listen closely. Spanish train drivers WARNED the state rail operator, Adif, of “severe wear and tear” on this exact line last August. They begged for speed restrictions. Their pleas were met with SILENCE. Now, 40 people are gone. A local woman who rushed to help found a dead child. “You’re never ready to see something like this.”
The government privatized these lines for “competition.” Companies cut costs. Warnings go unheeded. And regular people pay the price, trapped in metal coffins on tracks they were told were safe.
They were warned. They did nothing. And now an entire nation is left to collect the bodies and ask: who’s next?
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
