The judge urges Adif to have more workers to work "uninterruptedly"

The investigating judge of the Urda railway accident (Toledo) has urgently required the crane company hired by Adif Renfe to provide the necessary operators, establishing the necessary shifts, so that the people who have been working until now in the area of ​​the accident can be relieved.

As reported by the Superior Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha in a statement, this judicial injunction, which was agreed and notified on Saturday, had the objective of "continuing uninterruptedly" with the work of removing the wagons in the accident area during last night, from October 31 to November 1, but in the end it was not possible due to the lack of sufficient operators from the crane company. Despite this, on the morning of this Sunday, November 1, work resumed.

In this sense, the decision of the investigating judge is due to the "urgent need to locate all possible remains" that could still be found in the place where the damaged trains are located, whose area continues to be inspected in the search work.

The ultimate objective of all this is to deliver "as quickly" to the relatives of the deceased.

It is prohibited to disseminate data or images of the victims

On the other hand, the investigating judge has issued an order agreeing to the prohibition of obtaining, disseminating or publishing information or images related to the victims of the railway accident or their families, all with the maximum purpose of "preserving their privacy, integrity and dignity and avoiding situations of re-victimization," the order states.