La actuación de tres policías que iban en los trenes siniestrados salvó vidas
El botiquín de José Luis, agente en Vallecas, y la presteza de Noelia y Carmela, compañeros de unidad, fueron providenciales en los primeros momentos tras el impacto
Three police officers, José Luis Moris and two others from the UFAM (Unit for Attention to Family and Women), saved lives during a tragic train accident that occurred on Wednesday evening. Moris, a Seville-based national police officer who covers night shifts in Puente de Vallecas, Madrid, had just returned to Sevilla to reunite with his wife and newborn daughter. This weekly trip was a way for him to reconnect with his family.
Upon boarding the 7:54 Iryo train to Madrid, Moris, fully clad in his work uniform and carrying a compact first aid kit in his choker, settled into his seat. Just 59 minutes later, the intense impact from the collision with the AVE train at Urda station in Toledo plunged the convoy into chaos. As the officers fought fires and deployed barriers, their actions proved to be a Godsend in the early stages of the disaster.
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