Pedro Sánchez suspends his agenda following the train accident
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, suspended his scheduled agenda for this Wednesday in order to closely monitor the development of the situation following the train accident that occurred in the province of Toledo, south of Madrid.
According to 112 emergency service sources cited by the EFE agency, two passenger trains collided early in the morning near the Urda station, while two carriages fell down an embankment.
Sánchez was scheduled to close the 2026 World Obesity Summit at the Ministry of Health in Madrid, an activity that was affected by the suspension of his agenda.
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