BBC News reported that more than 500 passengers were on board trains when an incident occurred in the province of Toledo, south of Madrid. The outlet's summary of the account gave that figure and no other count for the people aboard.
The BBC News article carries a headline that refers to a crash, reading What we know about the crash so far. The summary attached to that article, however, describes the event only as an incident. The summary does not reconcile the two descriptions, so the word crash appears only in the headline.
According to the BBC News summary, the article is meant to set out what is known so far. The summary does not say what caused the incident, whether anyone was hurt or killed, or how the trains were involved. Those points are not addressed in the material available for this story.
The summary also does not give a time for the incident or a location beyond the province of Toledo and its position south of Madrid, as BBC News described it. No officials, witnesses, or passengers are named in the summary, and no statements from any of them are quoted.
Readers seeking the full account can consult the BBC News report, which is the only source used for this story. No other outlet's coverage was part of the material provided for this report.