The Community of Madrid has provided healthcare to a total of 86 injured people in the railway accident that occurred this Wednesday in Urda (Toledo), both at the Summa 112 advanced post installed in the area and at various hospitals of the Madrid Health Service (Sermas), according to the balance released by the regional Government.
In detail, ten affected people have been assisted at the Summa 112 advanced health post set up next to the scene of the accident, while another 76 train passengers have been referred for care to the hospitals of La Paz, 12 de Octubre, Getafe, Puerta de Hierro, La Princesa, Fundación Jiménez Díaz and Hospital del Henares, Hospital del Tajo, Hospital de Fuenlabrada, Hospital de Torrejón, Hospital Rey Juan Carlos, Hospital Infanta Sofía, Hospital de Villalba and Hospital Clínico San Carlos.
At the same time, the Medical Emergency Service of the Community of Madrid, Summa 112, maintains at Atocha station a psychosocial support device intended for victims and relatives of the railway accident recorded this Wednesday in Urda (Toledo).
This operation is made up of 13 professionals from Summa 112, among whom are four psychologists. To this team are added personnel from Samur-Protección, Protección Civil and Cruz Roja, in addition to the support of staff from Renfe and Adif, as indicated by Emergencias 112 Comunidad de Madrid.
At the same time, the Social Emergency Service of the Community of Madrid remains on standby in anticipation of the expected arrival of affected passengers and their relatives at Atocha station.
This device, which awaits instructions from Protección Civil, is made up of three mobile units with a team of seven professionals, including a psychologist, as well as ten workers in the central office of the Social Emergency Service, prepared for coordination and support tasks.
The regional Executive has indicated that the operation continues in a pre-alert phase, pending new orders to proceed, if necessary, to the full activation and mobilization of all available resources.
Simultaneously, the device of Firefighters of the Community of Madrid sent to the area remains deployed, with eight units, together with the Summa personnel deployed to the scene of the accident, also with eight units, according to Emergencias 112 Comunidad de Madrid.