Train derails near Barcelona, killing driver, just days after deadly Spain crash
A commuter train derailed near Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday, killing the driver and injuring approximately 20 people. The derailment was caused by a containment wall collapsing onto the tracks due to heavy rain in Gelida, on the outskirts of the city.

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AI-generatedA commuter train derailed near Barcelona, Spain on Tuesday, killing the driver and injuring approximately 20 people. The derailment was caused by a containment wall collapsing onto the tracks due to heavy rain in Gelida, on the outskirts of the city. This incident occurred just two days after a high-speed train collision in Cordoba province that resulted in 42 fatalities. Emergency services, including ambulances and firefighters, were dispatched to the site. The derailment occurred in a region known for underfunded rail services and frequent incidents. Separately, another train on the Barcelona commuter rail network experienced an axle issue, interrupting service between Blanes and Maçanet-Massanes.
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5 extractedTraffic between Blanes and Maçanet-Massanes was interrupted due to a train axle coming off the track.
Twenty ambulances and 38 firefighter units were dispatched to the site.
The accident occurred two days after a train collision near Adamuz that killed 42 people.
Around 20 people were injured in the train derailment.
A commuter train derailed near Barcelona, killing the driver.