Spain holds minute of silence in tribute of victims of deadly train derailment

Spaniards held a minute of silence in tribute of the victims of a deadly train derailment. Passengers on board two high-speed trains, which derailed in Spain, were catapulted through windows, with their bodies found hundreds of yards from the crash site, officials have said. Spain's Transport Minister Oscar Puente said the cause of the crash remains a mystery, calling the collision a 'truly strange' incident because the tracks had been recently renovated. The crash occurred when the tail end of a train carrying some 300 passengers on the route from Malaga to the capital, Madrid, went off the rails. It slammed into an incoming train travelling from Madrid to Huelva, another southern Spanish city, according to rail operator Adif.