Spanish authorities are giving an update after at least 39 people were killed in a high-speed train crash in Spain – here’s what we know

A Madrid-bound train derailed and crossed over to the opposite tracks, colliding with an oncoming train in Adamuz on Sunday. It happened at 19:45 local time (18:45 GMT), about an hour after the train left Málaga

A passenger on the train told local media he felt a jolt and had “the feeling that the whole train was going to fall apart”

Most of those killed and injured were in the front carriages of the second train, which was travelling south from Madrid to Huelva

Transport Minister Oscar Puente says the crash happened on a straight part of the track, calling it “extremely strange”. Meanwhile rail company Iryo says the “relatively new” Madrid train, built in 2022, was inspected four days ago