Two high-speed trains crash in Spain leaving several people injured

TWO HIGH-SPEED TRAINS have collided on the line running between Madrid and Sevilla.

The crash involved two passenger trains and occurred near Urda in the province of Toledo, according to Spain’s rail network management agency Adif.

“Two trains have collided. There are people injured,” Manuel Galan, mayor of the town of Urda, told public broadcaster TVE.

Footage posted on social media showed smoking wreckage on a hillside by the tracks.

All trains on the line have been stopped.

This is a breaking story and will be updated.