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Spain's king and queen led a funeral mass in Toledo on 10 November for the 69 people killed in the Urda rail crash of 28 October, as the death toll from a 9 November explosion at Turkiye's HABAS steel plant in Aliaga rose to at least 17, with six people detained over the blast. A fire that broke out late on 9 November destroyed most of an 8,000-square-metre electronics recycling plant in Logatec, near Ljubljana, though no injuries were reported.

Other serious incidents this week included a car that mounted a footpath in Dun Laoghaire, Dublin, injuring 8 people including 7 teenagers, on 8 November, and a fire in a Guadarrama apartment block near Madrid that killed 1 person and injured 11, including 4 children, the same day. A fire at Zurich's federal asylum centre forced the evacuation of more than 100 people and hospitalised 4 on 9 November. Road accidents also caused multiple deaths: 9 people died when a truck and minibus collided in eastern Turkiye on 8 November, and 2 died and 33 were injured when a Serbian coach overturned near Ivanic-Grad, Croatia.

Updated by the ECTV Crisis Desk, based on 24 verified stories from the past seven days.

ECTV has published 22 verified stories on fires & accidents in the past seven days, 1 of them still live. The most recent, updated 12 November 2026: Putin proposes Kostiantynivka ceasefire modelled on Oleshky evacuation.

Follow-upNationalSpain·

Toledo train crash: all 69 dead now identified, Spain says

Spanish authorities have now formally identified all 69 people killed when two high-speed trains collided near Urda, Toledo, up from 66 identified earlier.

126 independent sources · 98% confidence