Lower thirds:

00:02 Report by / Craig Crowther
00:26 Antonio Sanz / Andalusian Health Minister

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The wreckage of Sunday's crash lies strewn across the tracks ... as the death toll from the country's worst rail disaster in over a decade climbs. 

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A grueling rescue operation continued through the night ... 

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After the high speed train de-railed ... colliding with an oncoming service.  

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SOT Antonio Sanz, Andalusian Minister of Health:
"What happened was that the long-distance train derailed, the Iryo 6189 train, which was traveling between Malaga and Puerta de Atocha. It landed on the adjacent track, where another long-distance train was traveling from Puerta de Atocha to Huelva - and it also derailed. In addition, part of one of the trains fell down a four-meter embankment." 

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Around 400 passengers and staff were travelling on the two trains ... 

Survivors described the moment of the collision. 

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"The first thing we noticed was a sudden braking but we remained in place. we didn't have time to react when, in a fraction of a second, another much stronger impact came, which caused suitcases, clothes and people to be scattered all over the carriage." 

"We were very lucky, because the scene was absolutely terrifying: the overhead lines had fallen, cables were on the floor." 

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The train was travelling from Malaga to Madrid ... when it came off the tracks and collided with a train on route from Madrid to Huelva ... the accident happened in a remote area of southern Spain close to Adamuz. 

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Spain's transport minister described the incident as extremely strange, and the train's operator confirmed on Monday morning that the de-railed vehicle underwent an inspection just days ago. 

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