Orange expresses its support after the train accident in Urda (Toledo)

Orange reinforces its network and shows its support for those affected by the train accident in Urda (Toledo), working on the ground with the authorities.

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Orange España has expressed its solidarity and support for all the people affected by the train accident recorded on Wednesday morning in Urda (Toledo), as well as for their relatives and close ones.

According to what the company has indicated through "LinkedIn", the operator's teams are working on the ground, in coordination with the authorities, to respond to the situation and ensure communications.

The company has detailed that it has deployed additional mobile units and has reinforced the network with the aim of improving connectivity in the area and supporting the tasks of the emergency services deployed after the accident.

The operator has underlined in its statement that its teams continue to be attentive to the evolution of what happened at the accident site in order to adapt the work to the needs that arise.

The CEO of Orange España, Meinrad Spenger, has shown himself deeply distressed by the train accident in Toledo. "All our support to the affected people, their families and their loved ones. Our teams are working to reinforce mobile and wifi connectivity and support the emergency services," he explained in another post on "LinkedIn".