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Tourist train overturns and injures 17 during Cártama tapas festival

Tourist train overturns and injures 17 during Cártama tapas festival
BBC World Sunday 14 June 2026, 12:04 UTC 1 min read
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Nobody was seriously hurt as a result of the accident in the Spanish town, local authorities say.

Nobody was seriously hurt as a result of the accident in the Spanish town, local authorities say.
Cártama (LOCATION) Spanish (ORG)
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