MFA: No information received about Belarusians who might have suffered in Spain
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus currently has no information about citizens of the country among those killed and injured in the railway disaster in Spain.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the Belarusian embassy in Spain maintains constant contact with local authorities and is closely monitoring the situation.
The MFA of Belarus also expressed condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed in the collision of high-speed trains in the Spanish province of Toledo and wished a speedy recovery to all who were injured.
The accident occurred on Wednesday morning, October 28. One passenger train was traveling from Madrid to Seville, the second, belonging to the private high-speed transport operator Iryo, was moving in the opposite direction. As a result of the collision, two carriages derailed.
According to the latest data, at least 68 people died, and almost two hundred more were injured. A total of 544 passengers were on board the two trains.
Minister of Transport Óscar Puente announced that the cause of the collision was a malfunction in the railway signaling system. The system signaled the trains to stop, but after some time, one of them mistakenly received permission to resume movement.
In connection with the disaster, the Madrid authorities began canceling all events scheduled for Wednesday, and residents were urged to urgently donate blood.
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