URDA - Four Americans were among dozens of people killed in a train crash in Spain, according to a report by CBS News, which attributed the figures to officials.
The crash occurred on the morning of Oct. 28 in Urda, Spain, CBS News reported. According to the report's summary, a high-speed train "slammed into the rear" of another train that had stopped, a sequence the summary presents without further explanation.
The summary does not name the officials cited, identify the four Americans, or give an exact death toll beyond the word "dozens," CBS News reported. It also does not address what caused the collision.
The headline attributes the count of four Americans to officials, but the summary does not repeat that attribution or explain how the figure was reached, CBS News reported. The summary describes the collision as the train striking the rear of a train that had already stopped, and it does not identify the operators of either train.
Because the account rests on a single outlet's summary, the details in this story could not be checked against other reporting for this article. The officials cited have not been named in the material available, and that material does not say which agencies are involved in the response, if any.
The death toll, the identities of the Americans killed, and the cause of the crash were not addressed in the material on which this story is based. The account available from CBS News is limited to the facts in its summary.
Sources: CBS News: 4 Americans among dozens killed in train crash in Spain, officials say.