Trenen Istripuak

Special offices have been set up for victims' relatives to file reports of disappearances and collect their DNA samples to expedite identification work.

Today's headlines in the media, in a nutshell.

National Police have loaded pepper spray and rubber balls against far-right protesters who have gathered to demand the resignation of Óscar Puente and Pedro Sánchez.

Meanwhile, Iryo, a 606 driver, informed the control center that he had been paralyzed by the collapse of the LZB system.

The accident took place just before 9 a.m. at Urda Station. A train from Renfe hit an Iryo train that was standing. Minister Oscar Puente found it 'incomprehensible' that the Renfe train had been ordered to 'proceed normally' when the Iryo train was standing on the tracks.

Work continues at the scene of the train crash in Toledo, where emergency teams have begun to remove some of the crashed wagons with cranes while searching and inspecting. 

Many of the people who were travelling on one of the wrecked trains in Toledo have been able to leave the carriages by their own means, especially on trains where the impact has been less intense.

The first fatal train accident this year took place nine months ago in Adamuz, Córdoba, on 18 January, when a train from the Iryo company, which was travelling from Malaga to Madrid, derailed and entered the adjacent railway line and crashed into a train from the Renfe Madrid-Huelva line, killing 46 people.

PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo on Wednesday called for an "immediate" investigation by the government and a judicial investigation into the rail accident in the Toledana town of Urda and expressed condoland solidarity with the families of the victims.

The Spanish President made these statements from the scene of the disaster, where, in addition to announcing that the Government will declare three days of mourning , he stated that "it is unacceptable for a country like Spain to have two train accidents in the same year", recalling what happened in Adamuz, Córdoba, in January.

He oversees train traffic on high-speed tracks and can activate the automatic brake in case of emergency. The system failure is being investigated after a AVE train collided in Toledo with an Iryo train.

Dozens of people have died as a result of the collision of two trains on the road between Madrid and Seville.

Spanish Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility Oscar Puente has described it as "incomprehensible" that Adif ordered the Renfe AVE train to continue from its checkpoint in Atocha, given that the system warned of a red warning that the Iryo train was blocking the track.

At least 64 people have died and dozens of passengers have been seriously injured in today's rail accident in Urda, Toledo, which took place between two high-speed trains for reasons still under investigation.

The accident occurred just off Urda Station, minutes before 9 a.m., when a train from Renfe crashed into an Iryo train that was standing, and dozens of people were also injured, so the death toll is likely to rise.

The train accident took place in front of the station in the Toledana town of Urda at around 9 a.m. Firefighters, Civil Protection, helicopters and health personnel are currently working on the site. 

Rail traffic has been cut off, but it has gradually recovered by 4:00.

CIAF President Iñaki Barron said on Monday in the Senate that with the analysis elements they contain, it cannot be said that the Adamuz accident could have been avoided, and that the main reason they continue to study is an infrastructure failure, whether in the lane or in the welding of the road.

The study found that the tension in the maintenance aid system had decreased, but as the threshold had not been exceeded it had not caused any alarm.