
President Pedro Sánchez met at CENEM in Madrid with the Minister of the Interior and emergency representatives to coordinate the response to the train accident that occurred in Urda, Toledo.
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The train accident occurred in the town of Urda, Toledo. The Government has activated emergency coordination protocols.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, participated this Saturday, October 31, in the monitoring and coordination meeting with emergency representatives, at the National Center for Emergency Monitoring and Coordination (CENEM) located in Madrid, on the occasion of the train accident in Urda (Toledo).
As reported by Moncloa in a statement, in the meeting, in which the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and the main organizations and institutions involved in the management of the tragedy also participated, "the actions of the deployed operation and the coordination of the response were analyzed."

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