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PM Expresses Grief over Deadly Train Collision in Spain

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday expressed grief over the loss of lives in a deadly train collision near Toledo, Spain, and conveyed condolences to the Spanish government and the bereaved families.

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The clash between two trains this Wednesday in the province of Toledo, south of Madrid, has left at least 31 dead.

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King Felipe VI has transmitted to the families of the victims of the accident, in statements made to the journalists in Valencia, where he had an act, his "pesame, sadness, support and our affection at such a hard and difficult time."The head of state has reported that he has spoken with the president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, and will try to return as soon as possible to Madrid to follow the emergency.

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President Nicousor Dan reported on Wednesday that he is deeply saddened by the tragic railway accident in Spain, mentioning that Romania is in solidarity with Spain and the Spanish people at these difficult times. In turn, Prime Minister Luca Niculescu expressed condolences to the sorry families and said that the Romanian authorities are ready to give support, including consular assistance to Romanian citizens.

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Felipe VI has learned of the events at the military base in Bétera (Valencia)

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The tragedy has surprised the King of maneuvers at the military base in Bétera, where he attended the "Grifo 2026" exercise of the NBQ Regiment number 1 of...

·Madrid, Spain
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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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