Spanish PM Declares Three Days of National Mourning After Deadly Train Collision
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Train Collision in Spain: Sanchez Announces Three Days of National Mourning - "This Cannot Continue"
Pedro Sanchez expressed his sympathy for the victims of the train tragedy in Spain, pledging to fully investigate the causes and immediately strengthen safety measures. The post Train collision in Spain: Sanchez announces three days of national mourning – “This cannot continue” appeared first on in.gr.
He announced that the Government will decree three days of official mourning
Spain has declared three days of national mourning after the second high-speed train crash this year, killing at least 68 people, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said.
The Government has decreed three days of official mourning, to be observed on 29, 30 and 31 October.
It undertakes to "rebuild confidence in high speed" to ensure safety and to "take appropriate measures" with "total strength." More information: Bridge called "unbelievable" the accident but acknowledges that there was no safety system that prevented a human error and did not resign
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