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    Home > Finance > Rail fracture likely occurred before train crash in southern Spain, investigators say
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    Rail fracture likely occurred before train crash in southern Spain, investigators say

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    Posted on January 23, 2026

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

    Rail fracture likely occurred before train crash in southern Spain, investigators say - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    A rail fracture likely caused the deadly train crash in southern Spain, killing 45. The CIAF's preliminary report suggests the fracture occurred before the derailment.

    Table of Contents

    • Investigation Findings on Train Derailment
    • Details of the Accident
    • Preliminary Investigation Results

    Investigation Reveals Rail Fracture Before Southern Spain Train Crash

    Investigation Findings on Train Derailment

    MADRID, Jan 23 (Reuters) - A fracture in the rail appeared to have occurred before a high-speed train derailed in southern Spain last Sunday, rail accident investigating body CIAF said in a preliminary report published on Friday.

    Details of the Accident

    Sunday's deadly collision in Adamuz, Cordoba province, killed 45 in one of Europe's worst train accidents. A first train belonging to private consortium Iryo derailed and smashed into another oncoming high-speed train from state-owned rail company Renfe.

    Preliminary Investigation Results

    "Based on the information available at this time, it can be hypothesised that the rail fracture occurred prior to the passage of the Iryo train involved in the accident and, therefore, prior to the derailment," read the CIAF report, posted on the body's website.

    (Reporting by David Latona; Editing by Pietro Lombardi)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A rail fracture likely occurred before the train crash.
    • •The accident happened in Adamuz, Cordoba province.
    • •45 people were killed in the collision.
    • •The crash involved trains from Iryo and Renfe.
    • •CIAF released a preliminary investigation report.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Rail fracture likely occurred before train crash in southern Spain, investigators say

    1What is a rail fracture?

    A rail fracture is a break or crack in a railway track that can lead to train derailments or accidents, posing significant safety risks.

    2What is a train derailment?

    A train derailment occurs when a train leaves its tracks, often due to track failure, mechanical issues, or obstructions, leading to potential injuries and damages.

    3What is an investigation body in rail accidents?

    An investigation body is an official organization responsible for examining the causes of rail accidents to improve safety and prevent future incidents.

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