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Spain entered three days of mourning on Thursday after a high-speed train collision killed 68 people and injured scores. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has pledged a full investigation into the crash, which Deutsche Welle described as Spain's second major train accident this year, as emergency crews worked through the night. France 24 reported that the disaster has raised concerns over how the rail network is run and maintained. Further details on the cause of the collision and the exact date of the crash were not given in the available reports.