The Last Two Cars Are Removed From the Urda Railway Accident that Left 69 Dead.
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The Civil Guard will maintain sporadic surveillance of zone zero while the Judicial Police continues to investigate. 66 of the 69 deceased are already at the disposal of their families.
The withdrawal of the convoys coincides with the closure of the static surveillance device that the Civil Guard has maintained on the ground.
The Guardia Civil has confirmed that the last two AVE cars that remained in the area of the railway accident of Urda (Toledo) have already been withdrawn.The works have been completed during the morning of this Saturday, November 7, ten days after the collision between two trains that left a balance of 69 dead.
Civil Guard to maintain sporadic monitoring on the ground
The Guardia Civil has confirmed that during the morning of this Saturday the last two AVE cars that remained in the area of the railway accident caused by the collision of two trains in Urda (Toledo) on 28 October have been removed.
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