Noche al límite en la morgue de Toledo para albergar los cuerpos de los fallecidos: “Es dantesco”
En el Instituto de Medicina Legal de Toledo, cuya capacidad se ha ampliado con carpas y contenedores frigoríficos, se practican las autopsias de las víctimas mortales
At 7:30 PM, darkness fell in Toledo as the moon rose behind the municipal cemetery of Our Lady of the Sagrario Cemetery. Simultaneously, approximately a dozen military emergency unit (UME) personnel, equipped with flashlights, labored on an unpaved plot adjacent to the city's Institute of Legal Medicine. A facility designed to accommodate 30 bodies, it was unable to house the 68 fatal victims of the Urda train accident.
With forensic facilities far exceeding their capacity, additional refrigerated containers, tents, and cots were necessary to accommodate the deceased from the catastrophic collision. One of the five forensic doctors, still donning their protective gear, described the scene as "inhuman" after a grueling shift that ended at 1 AM. By that time, tents and refrigerated containers had been set up, transforming the unpaved lot into an improvised morgue.
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