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Royal Couple Expresses Support to Those Affected After Train Disaster in Spain

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima express their condolences to the victims and surviving relatives of the train accident near Urda in Spain. In a message on social media, the royal couple reflects on the fatal accident on Wednesday morning, in which 68 people lost their lives.

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King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima express their condolences to the victims and surviving relatives of the train accident near Urda in Spain. In a message on social media, the royal couple reflects on the fatal accident on Wednesday morning, in which 68 people lost their lives.

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Míchel Sánchez is shocked by the train accident at Urda in Spain, the Ajax coach wrote in an Instagram Story on Wednesday evening. A fatal train accident occurred south of Madrid on Wednesday morning. The train accident happened around 9:00 AM on the route between the Spanish capital...

King Willem-Alexander (59) and Queen Máxima (55) sympathize with the victims and relatives of the train accident near Urda in Spain. In a message on social media, the royal couple reflects on the fatal accident on Wednesday morning, in which 68 people lost their lives.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has declared three days of national mourning following the fatal train accident south of Madrid. He also promises a thorough investigation into the disaster. King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima express their condolences to the victims and surviving relatives of the train accident. Follow all developments regarding the train disaster in Spain via our live blog.

King Haakon of Norway expressed his support to King Felipe on Wednesday afternoon following the fatal train accident near Urda earlier in the day. "I am deeply saddened by the news," Haakon wrote in his message of condolence to the Spanish royal family. "On behalf of myself and the Norwegian people, I would like to...

King Haakon sends condolences to Spain's King Felipe after the catastrophic train accident in Spain on Wednesday morning.

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Nettavisen broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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