The investigation of the accident continues on the tracks and delays the launch of the line

The investigation into the Urda train accident continues, with 40 Civil Guard agents remaining at the site. The collision resulted in 69 fatalities and over 200 injuries. Identification of victims was slow, causing family complaints. Engineers are examining various hypotheses about the cause, while the judicial inquiry is in its early stages. The judge has prohibited the removal of any evidence from the scene without consent. The Madrid-Sevilla line may resume operations in about ten days, pending further evidence collection. The investigation includes testimonies from officials, including the controller involved in the incident.