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Oct 28, 2026 at 4:04 PM ET
Urda residents help victims of deadly train crash
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Residents of Urda, Spain, rushed to help after two high-speed trains crashed nearby on Wednesday. Pharmacist Antonio Garcia said he brought first-aid supplies, painkillers, tranquilizers and blankets to treat the injured. The crash had left at least 68 people dead, according to the account; separate reporting said European leaders rallied behind Spain and cited at least 50 dead and more than 179 injured.
WHO: Urda residents, including pharmacist Antonio Garcia, helped people injured in a crash involving two high-speed trains.
WHAT: Residents of Urda went to the scene of a deadly train crash and provided aid to victims.
WHEN: Oct 28, 2026
WHERE: Near Urda, Spain
WHY: Residents responded to help people injured in the train crash.
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