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A train collision near Toledo, Spain, killed 64 people and injured 80, with 50 of the injured reported to be in serious condition. The accident involved two high‑speed trains that collided in the area. In response to the tragedy, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sent a message of condolence to the Spanish people. In his statement, Erdoğan expressed sympathy for those who lost loved ones and offered support from Turkey. He said, “I send my heartfelt condolences to those affected by the train accident in Spain this morning. I share the pain of those who have lost their relatives in this tragedy on behalf of my country and my nation, and I send messages of unity and solidarity to the Spanish people and government.” Article source: Haberler | Image credit: Haberler
A train collision near Toledo, Spain, killed 64 people and injured 80, with 50 of the injured reported to be in serious condition. The accident involved two high‑speed trains that collided in the area. In response to the tragedy, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan sent a message of condolence to the Spanish people. In his statement, Erdoğan expressed sympathy for those who lost loved ones and offered support from Turkey. He said, “I send my heartfelt condolences to those affected by the train accident in Spain this morning. I share the pain of those who have lost their relatives in this tragedy on behalf of my country and my nation, and I send messages of unity and solidarity to the Spanish people and government.”
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