The Portuguese Government today announced support for Spain after the railway accident in Toledo, which caused at least 64 deaths. Support includes services from entities such as CP and Portugal's Infrastructures.
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28/10/2026
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O Portuguese Government announced today that it provided support to Spain through the services of entities such as CP or the Infrastructures of Portugal, in the context of the railway accident in Toledo that caused at least 64 deaths.
In a statement, the cabinet of Minister Miguel Pinto Luz said that the Ministry “provided services of the competent authorities in its area, Infrastructures of Portugal, CP – Trains of Portugal, Office for Prevention and Research in Rail Accidents”.
This support is intended to support Spanish entities in the context of today's train accident in Toledo, with two high-speed trains, it is added.
“It is with dismay that we are following the ongoing operations. Our institutional solidarity and our regret for the families of the victims”, reinforced the Ministry.
The number of deaths in the collision between two trains, which took place today in Urda (Toledo), rose to 64, advanced sources of the Government of Castile-La Mancha, just minutes before 2pm local (13.00 in Lisbon).
According to the president of Castile-La Mancha regional government, Emiliano García-Page, the number of victims increased after the services
The collision caused more than 80 wounded, 15 of them in very serious condition, he added.