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The Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez declared the national mourning for three days, on 29, 30 and 31 October. He said, "We can't see two similar incidents in one year. All necessary actions will be taken to restore safety and enhance the confidence of users and travellers."
Rescue workers in Spain today, Wednesday, continue to work on a two-speed train collision site in search of more deaths and injuries as a result of the horrific incident that led to the death of at least 64 people, the second of its kind in the European State this year. The rescued passengers walked along the road near the site, some of them smothered with blood or stacked their wounds, while others were carrying wheeled bags and receiving water from volunteers who said they were donations from neighbouring towns.
