Madrid, Oct. 28 -- The death toll in a high-speed train collision in Spain's central province of Toledo on Wednesday (local time) has risen to at least 30, with several others injured.

Authorities fear that the number of fatalities could increase further. Local media have reported 46 deaths, citing emergency services, although the higher figure remains unconfirmed, Euronews reported.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed solidarity with the victims and their families following the accident.

In a post on X, Sanchez said, "Shocked by the serious train accident in Toledo. I remain in constant contact with the Minister of Transport, @oscar_puente_, and with the president of Castilla-La Mancha, @garciapage."

"Emergency services ar...