Condolence message from Özgür Özel to Pedro Sánchez after the train disaster in Spain

NEW Party Chairman Özgür Özel sent a condolence message to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez after the accident that occurred as a result of the collision of two high-speed trains in the Toledo region of Spain, in which at least 39 people lost their lives.

In his message to Sánchez, Özel expressed his condolences to the families of those who lost their lives in the accident and wishes for a speedy recovery to the injured.

"WE ARE IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF SPAIN"

Addressing Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez with the words "Dear Friend", Özel used the following expressions in his message:

"I learned with deep sadness about the tragic train accident that occurred in Toledo and caused the death of many people.

I express my sincere condolences to the families and relatives of those who lost their lives and wish a speedy recovery to the injured.

We wholeheartedly share the great sadness experienced by the Spanish people in these painful days; I offer my deepest condolences. I would like you to know that we stand in solidarity with the people of Spain during this difficult process and are ready to provide any support to heal the wounds.

I hope that such suffering never happens again, I remember with respect those who lost their lives and I convey my feelings of solidarity to the friendly people of Spain.

Best wishes."

AT LEAST 39 PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE TRAIN ACCIDENT IN SPAIN

Two high-speed trains traveling between Madrid and Andalusia collided near the towns of Mora and Orgaz in the Toledo region of Spain.

In the accident involving trains belonging to Renfe and Iryo companies, two wagons of the Iryo train derailed. According to initial statements, at least 39 people lost their lives, and many health and search and rescue teams were dispatched to the region.

After the accident, services on the Madrid-Andalusia high-speed train line were stopped.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez also expressed his sadness about the accident and announced that emergency aid teams continued their work to provide support to those affected by the accident.