78 Killed, 180 Injured As Spain Train Derails At 118 MPH

The world is coming to grips with the horror of the third major train derailment in the past month, this one a dramatic train crash in Santiago de Compostela Spain that killed at least 78 people yesterday. The train, a high speed express, was traveling on the Madrid-Ferrol line from Madrid Chamartin station to Ferrol and rounding the “A Granderia” curve when four of the 10 carriages, including eight wagons and two tractor heads, derailed.

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