"God is good." The pharmacist rushed to the wreckage of the trains. What he saw there struck him.

After a tragic train collision near Urda, the local community quickly mobilized to assist survivors and families searching for loved ones. Residents, including pharmacist Antonio Garcia, rushed to the scene before emergency services arrived, bringing medical supplies and comfort to the injured. The town transformed into a refuge, with a sports hall serving as a shelter for survivors and a school designated for victims' relatives. Volunteer psychologist Carmen faced the heartbreaking task of informing mothers about their children's deaths. Many families arrived hoping for news of their loved ones, including Ana, who searched for her husband, Pepe, amidst the chaos.