"The first days were fine, then I broke down and couldn't stop crying"

Following a tragic train collision in Urda, Toledo, psychological support is being provided to affected residents and emergency workers. The mayor of Urda recognized the need for mental health assistance after the accident, which resulted in 46 fatalities. Psychologists from various organizations have been deployed to help those traumatized by the event. Affected individuals are encouraged to express their feelings and seek professional help as they cope with the aftermath. Additionally, a guide has been released by the Adamuz Victims Association, offering practical advice for those impacted by the disaster, emphasizing the importance of health and well-being.