Silent trains and semi-empty carriages on high-speed rail a day after the tragedy: "This is a ruin, who dares to take a train now?"

This morning, Atocha station is eerily quiet following a tragic incident in Urda. The usual hustle is replaced by a somber atmosphere, with many train cancellations and a noticeable drop in passengers. The fear and uncertainty surrounding travel have intensified, as families mourn their losses. Despite the situation, some trains are still operating, albeit with fewer travelers. Conversations among passengers reflect the anxiety of the day, while a few moments of joy emerge among children. The overall mood is one of apprehension, as news of the tragedy continues to circulate.