Spain: At least 10 dead in crash between 2 high-speed trains

This news now just coming in from Spain. Two high-speed trains have collided there, leading to the suspension of the line connecting Madrid to the southern region of Andalusia. This, according to rail operator Adif, local media there describing at least 10 deaths and numerous injuries and emergency medical teams on site. For more on this, let's check in with our correspondent in Spain, Sarah Morris, who's joining us over the phone. What do we know at this point, Sarah? Well, at the moment, we know that this has occurred between two high-speed trains. One of them is run by the state operator, Adif, and the other one is by the private operator, Renfe. And potentially dozens could have been left injured by this crash, according to some of the local media. reporting witnesses on the scene. This happened at about just after nine o'clock local time. A train that was traveling had left Madrid and was heading towards Seville, crashed into one traveling in the opposite direction. And local media like El Pais newspaper are reporting witnesses saying that there is a Dantesque-like scene that one of the, two of the wagons could have been plunged down an embankment. And if the local train operator is saying that that line, all traffic on that line has been suspended as a result. Sarah Morris, with the latest from that high-speed rail incident in Spain, we'll get more updates from her in our later editions. Thank you, Sarah.