Life and tears in 7.7 kilometers: from the hospital to the morgue, the painful path and the solidarity of Toledo

A train accident in Toledo resulted in over 60 fatalities, prompting a massive response from volunteers at local hospitals. Many rushed to donate blood, driven by social media appeals. The Hospital Universitario de Toledo was overwhelmed with donors, particularly those with O-negative blood, crucial for transfusions. Amidst the chaos, families searched for loved ones, including a group looking for a 24-year-old engineer. The tragedy left many in shock, questioning how such an event could occur. As the day progressed, the morgue began receiving victims, with authorities preparing for more casualties.