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Sánchez Says Spain Focused on Improving Safety After Rail Crash
Source: Bloomberg
Transportation & Logistics
A high-speed train crash in Spain killed dozens, marking the country’s second major accident this year. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the government is working to clarify the causes and prevent further tragedies.
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