Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez's statement following train crash
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated that confidence in the country's high-speed train system was shaken following the crash of two high-speed trains near Toledo, which resulted in the death of 69 people.
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Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez's statement following train crash
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated that confidence in the country's high-speed train system was shaken following the crash of two high-speed trains near Toledo, which resulted in the death of 69 people.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez made a statement following his visit to the Integrated Operational Coordination Center in Toledo. Sanchez, who stated that confidence in the country's high-speed train system was shaken after the collision of two high-speed trains near Toledo on October 28, which resulted in the death of 69 people, conveyed that they promised as a government to restore this confidence and to produce solutions to prevent other train accidents of such magnitude.
Sanchez noted that among the dead and injured in the train crash, there were victims from 27 different nations, saying, "All units are working tirelessly to provide fast and reliable information to the families of the victims."
