Urda's Accident Judge Urges Adif to Have More Operatives to Work in an "Uninterrupted" Way to Locate Remains
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Judge Aristea Ortiz, who investigates the railway accident in Urda (Toledo), has urgently requested more operators to work "in an uninterrupted manner"...
He has asked for more workers and shifts to speed up work to respond to the families of the victims as soon as possible.
He has urgently requested that cranes have uninterrupted operators to continue the work of removing the wagons. More information: The year of the shame of Oscar Puente: 115 dead in the AVE, obsolete systems, 4,046 delayed trains and 409 cable robberies
Through an order, the judge has also prohibited the acquisition, dissemination or publication of information or images of victims or their families.
The judge urges Adif and the crane company to deploy on the ground the workers 'which are necessary, with the necessary shifts', because it is urgent to locate everything left under the rubble.
The instructor has urgently requested the crane company hired by Adif and Renfe to guarantee the necessary relays to work without interruption.
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