Jezivi prizori sa mesta tragedije: Spasioci pretražuju olupine posle kobnog sudara vozova u Španiji
U teškoj železničkoj nesreći koja se dogodila u nedelju u mestu Adamuz, u španskoj provinciji Kordoba, život je izgubilo najmanje 39 osoba, dok je više od 120 ljudi povređeno. Do sudara dva voza došlo je kada je voz kompanije Iryo, broj 6189, koji je saobraćao na relaciji Malaga – Madrid i u kojem se nalazilo oko 300 putnika, iz za sada neutvrđenih razloga prešao na susedni kolosek na ulazu u stanicu Adamuz i sudario se sa drugim vozom.
TL;DR
- At least 39 people died and over 120 were injured in a train collision in Adamuz, Spain.
- The accident involved two trains, with one reportedly moving onto the adjacent track.
- 122 injured individuals were treated, with 48 remaining hospitalized, including five minors.
- 11 adults and one child are in intensive care.
- The Spanish Military Unit for Emergencies (UME) deployed personnel and vehicles to assist.
- The cause of the accident is under investigation by a special commission, with identification of victims handled by the Institute of Forensic Medicine.
- Spanish railway company Renfe's president suggested a technical problem or infrastructure failure is more likely than human error.
- Data from black boxes indicates both trains were within the speed limit.
- Public events across Spain were canceled due to the tragedy.
- Medical and psychological teams were available at Atocha station in Madrid to assist passengers and families.