(Adnkronos) – The death toll from the train accident in Adamuz, Andalusia near Cordoba, has risen to 41 confirmed fatalities. El País reports this, citing rescuers. Meanwhile, 122 injured individuals, 117 adults and five children, all identified, have received treatment, as stated by Andalusian government sources to El Mundo. 41 patients remain hospitalized, including 37 adults and four children. 13 adults are in intensive care.
Spain, train accident death toll rises to 41
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