The death toll from the collision of two high-speed trains in Spain’s Toledo province has risen to 74.

Axar.az reports, citing Spanish media, that the latest figure represents five more fatalities than the 69 previously announced by Castilla-La Mancha regional president Emiliano García-Page.

The circumstances surrounding the five additional deaths have not yet been clarified, including whether the victims had been receiving hospital treatment.

Meanwhile, 50 injured passengers remained hospitalized, while 60 others had been discharged.

The cause of the collision near Urda remains under investigation.