The Community of Madrid has provided health care to a total of 37 people injured in the railway accident that occurred this Wednesday in Urda (Toledo), both at the advanced Summa 112 post set up in the area and at different hospitals of the Madrid Health Service (Sermas), according to the balance released by the regional Executive.
In detail, ten affected people have been assisted at the advanced health post of Summa 112 set up next to the site of the accident, while another 27 have been transferred for care to the hospitals of La Paz, 12 de Octubre, Getafe, Puerta de Hierro, La Princesa, Fundación Jiménez Díaz and Hospital del Henares.
At the same time, the Medical Emergency Service of the Community of Madrid, Summa 112, keeps operational at Atocha station a psycho-social care device intended for victims and relatives of the railway accident recorded this Wednesday in Urda (Toledo).
This resource is made up of 13 professionals from Summa 112, including four psychologists. Added to this team are personnel from Samur-Protección, Protección Civil and Cruz Roja, in addition to the support of staff from Renfe and Adif, according to Emergencias 112 Comunidad de Madrid.
At the same time, the operation of Firefighters of the Community of Madrid deployed to the area continues to be deployed, with eight units, as well as the Summa device mobilized to the site of the accident, also made up of eight units, according to Emergencias 112 Comunidad de Madrid.