The Owner of Lenina Corner Fed the Victims of the Train Accident in Spain
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The mobilization of a village to help victims of a train accident in Spain GETTY IMAGES Urda is one of those places that I visited many times to tell their stories. I never imagined that I would come back to tell a tragedy like this. Sirenes, ambulances, firemen and people walking with their eyes lost. That's what I found on Wednesday (28/10), when I arrived at this small village of Toledo province in Castilla-La Mancha, south of Madrid. That mo…
In the Spanish city of Urda, José Luis Hernández, the owner of the Lenina corner restaurant, provided food and drinks to 400 victims, journalists and emergency workers after the train crash. RTVE reported this to RIA News. Hernandez said that, after receiving information about the disaster, he went to the butcher's shop, made broth and took it to the location, where he distributed food to the victims, emergency workers and the media. "People wer…
After the train accident at Urda in Spain with at least 69 dead support church and Caritas relatives and helpers. The archdiocese of Toledo provides accommodation and care. A funeral is planned for Saturday.
In the city of Urda in Spain, José Luis Hernández, the owner of the Lenina Corner, provided food for the victims of two high-speed trains, rescuers and journalists, who reportedly received assistance from about 400 people; the entrepreneur closed his establishment and went to prepare hot meals for those at the centre of the tragedy; his initiative was described by the Spanish publications HuffPost España and Infobae.
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