Spain: PM Sanchez Gives Speech on Train Collision
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Spain: PM Sanchez gives speech on train collision
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the nation from the site of the train collision in Toledo province, expressing his full solidarity with the victims, their families and all those injured in the tragedy. Earlier, Transport Minister Óscar Puente said a computer malfunction had disrupted the railway’s safety system. He said the RENFE train had been instructed to resume its journey despite an active stop signal, before crashing into th…
Spain lives on Wednesday one of the worst railway tragedies in its history. The clash between a AVE of Renfe and a train of Iryo in the municipality of Urda (Toledo), on the high speed line Madrid-Sevilla, has caused at least 68 deaths and more than a hundred injured, according to the last ... Continue reading "What a high speed driver does and who decides when a train advances: the keys to understand the accident of Toledo"
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, declared himself "disturbed" by the serious railway accident
The train accident in Urda (Toledo) has shocked Spain this morning on Wednesday. All eyes are on the rescue of the bodies of the 68 fatalities that have been counted so far and the attention to the dozens of wounded and relatives who are approaching the area. Let us remember that at about 08.55 hours there has been a clash between a AVE and an Iryo on the high speed line that connects Madrid and Seville to the height of the Manchego municipality…
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The president of the government maintains permanent contact with Óscar Puente and Emiliano García-Page to follow the evolution of the railway accident Last hour of the accident of two trains to Seville Photos of the tragedy in Urda
Shocked by the serious train accident that occurred earlier today in Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said in a post on X. "My thoughts, my solidarity and my support are with all the victims and their families," he said in his post. "At least ten people" lost their lives today in the collision of two high-speed trains, about 150 kilometers south of Madrid, according to regional authorities, who warned that the number of victims may increase f…
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