Work in Urda is intensifying after a night in which more than 500 people were on the job. Several cranes are working at the site of the train accident in Urda on October 29, 2026, in Urda, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. The early hours of the day are being used in the vicinity of the old Urda station to intensify efforts to remove the train cars that collided head-on nearly 24 hours ago at the old Urda station, resulting, so far, according to official figures, 68 dead and more than a hundred injured, who have been taken to hospitals in Albacete, Toledo, Ciudad Real, and Madrid. Throughout the night, more than 500 people remained at the accident site, including firefighters, members of the Military Emergency Unit, medical personnel, and
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Recording Date: Oct 29, 2026
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Work in Urda is intensifying after a night in which more than 500 people were on the job. Several cranes are working at the site of the train accident in Urda on October 29, 2026, in Urda, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. The early hours of the day are being used in the vicinity of the old Urda station to intensify efforts to remove the train cars that collided head-on nearly 24 hours ago at the old Urda station, resulting, so far, according to official figures, 68 dead and more than a hundred injured, who have been taken to hospitals in Albacete, Toledo, Ciudad Real, and Madrid. Throughout the night, more than 500 people remained at the accident site, including firefighters, members of the Military Emergency Unit, medical personnel, and
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