60 dead after train derails in Spain says government official


  • World
  • Thursday, 25 Jul 2013

MADRID (Reuters) - The number of people killed after a train derailed in Galicia, in northern Spain, has risen to 60, a government spokeswoman said on Thursday, while stressing this was only a provisional number and could rise further.

Up to 131 people had been injured in the disaster, she said. The derailment appeared to have been due to an accident, she said.

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