@mothershipsg: Spain’s Transport Minister Óscar Puente said the stationary train had 147 passengers on board and had stopped on the tracks due to a computer failure, the BBC reported. A 24-hour control centre in Madrid would usually take over when failure systems occur, Puente said. However, it had made what he described as an “inexplicable” decision to instruct the trains to continue moving, with no restrictions on speed. The other train reportedly had 397 passengers on board. This is Spain’s second fatal rail crash this year, and Europe’s deadliest since 2013. #mothershipabroad