Overview
- Regional health officials reported 104 people received care after the December 30 collision near Ollantaytambo that involved Peru Rail and Inca Rail.
- One train driver died in the crash, while most injured passengers were discharged or improving with no patients in critical condition.
- Patients were treated at five private clinics, the Ollantaytambo Health Center and the Cusco Regional Hospital, with seven under observation and one transfer to Lima.
- Roughly 70% of the injured are foreign nationals, largely from the United States, according to the Cusco health authority.
- Police detained four workers linked to the operators as investigators review black boxes and crew communications, with officials citing possible human error under examination.