America, Washinton Dc - A military official said Thursday that 4 Marines were
killed and one missing after an Osprey plane crashed in the Southern California
desert. The official said on condition of anonymity as the investigation
continued. Further details are not available. The MV-22B Osprey was carrying
five Marines when it crashed at 12:25 p.m. Wednesday during the training in
Imperial County near Glamis, about 185 km east of San Diego. The MV-22B is a
twin-engine self-adjusting aircraft that can fly like a turboprop while taking
off and landing like a helicopter. The aircraft version is operated by the
Marines, Navy, and Air Force. Before Wednesday's crash, the Osprey crash
claimed 46 lives, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Córdoba, Spain - At least 39 passengers were killed when two trains crashed in Córdoba at around 19:45 on Sunday. Córdoba is a city in Andalusia, a southern region of Spain, and it is the provincial capital. According to official reports, out of 122 people who received medical care for their injuries, 48, including five children, are still in the hospital. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced three days of mourning and vowed to conduct a "thorough and absolutely transparent" investigation into the incident. The high-speed train service between Madrid and Andalusia will be halted until at least Friday. Local media reports that authorities have started up offices in numerous locations where victims' relatives may provide DNA samples to assist in the deceased's identification.

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