At least 39 people died in Spain after a train derailed and collided with an oncoming one in the worst railway accident in the country since 2013.

Spanish police said Monday that at least 39 people died in the a high-speed train collision Sunday in southern Spain and rescue efforts were continuing

Pedro Sanchez announces three days of mourning after at least 40 people died in Sunday's collision in southern Spain.

The victims of Spain’s deadliest rail crash in more than a decade included a police officer, journalists and a family returning from a musical.

The death ‌toll ​from Sunday's collision between ‌a derailing high-speed train and a second ​oncoming train in southern Spain has risen to 39, ‍with 152 people injured, state ​broadcaster RTVE reported on Monday,

A high-speed train derailed and hurtled into another train in Spain on Sunday evening, killing at least 40 people and leaving dozens more injured in one of the country’s worst rail disasters in more than a decade.

Passengers recount the moment two trains collided between Málaga and Madrid on Sunday evening.

A high-speed train derailed, jumped onto the track in the opposite direction and slammed into an oncoming train Sunday in southern Spain, killing at least people 21 and injuring dozens more, the country's transport minister said.