"Fear rises again": victims of train disaster in Adamuz relive trauma after drama in Urda

The recent train disaster in Urda has reopened wounds for survivors and relatives of the earlier Adamuz train derailment in Spain. Survivors express their trauma and urge those affected by the Urda incident to seek psychological help and legal advice. Many still struggle with anxiety and fear, with only a few daring to travel by train again. Mario Samper, spokesperson for the Adamuz victims' association, highlights the lack of adequate psychological support following their accident. He warns that survivors may appear fine but are internally processing traumatic memories. Psychologist Carmen Torrico, who provides support in Toledo, notes the emotional toll on families awaiting news about their loved ones, emphasizing the profound impact on both victims and helpers.