Minute of Silence in L'Hospitalet for Victims of the Serious Train Accident in Adamuz

The city joins the call by the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces to show support for those affected by the disaster.

Siluetes de persones reunides en una plaça pública per un acte de dol i record a les víctimes d'una tragèdia.

Siluetes de persones reunides en una plaça pública per un acte de dol i record a les víctimes d'una tragèdia.

L'Hospitalet held a minute of silence in front of the City Hall building on Monday, January 19, in solidarity with the victims of the tragic train accident that occurred in Adamuz, Córdoba.

The L'Hospitalet City Council adhered to the call made by the Federación Española de Municipios y Provincias (FEMP) to hold an act of mourning and support. The tribute took place on Monday at 12 noon in front of the City Hall Square.
The railway accident, which occurred on Sunday near the Córdoba municipality of Adamuz, has so far resulted in a tragic toll of 39 fatalities and 152 injuries. This disaster is considered one of the most serious recorded in Spain in recent decades.
The incident occurred when an Iryo company train, traveling from Málaga to Madrid with 317 people on board, derailed its last three carriages and invaded the adjacent track. At that moment, an Alvia train operated by Renfe was traveling on that track, causing a head-on collision.

"very strange and difficult to explain"

Óscar Puente · Minister of Transport
The Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, used these words to describe the disaster, without providing any official hypothesis regarding the causes of the serious accident.
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