Spain Train Crash Death Toll Rises To 64, Authorities Fear More Fatalities
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The president of the Generalitat shows his solidarity with all those affected by the train collision and conveys condolences to the victims.
The regional government activates the territorial emergency plan and confirms that 544 people were travelling between the two convoys. The autonomous executive asks not to go to the hospitals of Toledo and Alcázar if it is not for reasons of force majeure.
A serious rail accident took place on Wednesday morning in Spain, near Urda in Toledo province, where two high-speed passenger trains entered the collision. According to the first information provided by the Spanish emergency services, the impact was extremely violent, and the preliminary estimate indicates at least 68 dead persons, El Pais reports. UPDATE 20:55 The survivors of the rail collision in Urda (Toledo) describe the brutal passage, in…
In an interview in 'Herrera en COPE' with Jorge Bustos, Padilla said they are "clearly concerned and busy in dealing with the situation, but devastated."In view of the forecast of a large number of victims (39 confirmed until 10:56 a.m.), Padilla has announced a critical measure to guarantee the capacity for health response.
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