Philip VI, King of Spain, on Wednesday, November 6, from the military base "Jaime I" in the city of Batra in the province of Valencia, expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the collision of two trains in the south of Madrid and described the incident as a terrible tragedy. Referring to the continuation of aid operations and the investigation of the cause of the accident, the King of Spain said that he would cut short his plans in Valencia to closely monitor the process of treating the victims' condition. He also assessed the aid forces, the responsible organizations and the military units that participated in the relief operations. After two trains collided in Spain, at least 64 people were killed and around 80 others were injured.

Philip VI, King of Spain, on Wednesday, November 6, from the military base "Jaime I" in the city of Batra in the province of Valencia, expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the collision of two trains in the south of Madrid and described the incident as a terrible tragedy. Referring to the continuation of aid operations and the investigation of the cause of the accident, the King of Spain said that he would cut short his plans in Valencia to closely monitor the process of treating the victims' condition. He also assessed the aid forces, the responsible organizations and the military units that participated in the relief operations. After two trains collided in Spain, at least 64 people were killed and around 80 others were injured.