{UAH} Updates Intn'l, Spain - High Speed Train Crash in Santiago

here or here 

"I've derailed! What do I do?" Francisco Jose Garzon, driver 

of the crashed High Speed Train Crash in Santiago here

shouted into a phone (while still trapped in his cabin)

just after the incident.

It was not his day to go, so he is in hospital here.

Excerpt:　

Firefighters called off a strike to help with the disaster, while hospital staff, many operating on reduced salaries because of spending cuts in recession-hit Spain, worked overtime to tend the injured. Have Your Say.

Ikanos Doyen:

Thoughts for comfort to bereaving,

to the abruptly soul - departed, RIP;

to the injured, very best of wishes

for wholesome recovery.

It certainly is quite a lightening-speed

way to go of track or even soul-depart.

 

A problem as well is that once inside a

modernized transport machine. it's

comfort is such that one may not notice

extr. high speed (without frequent

glancing @ the speedometer.)

Our llicence ministry inspector hoeever

prophesied while issuing to me a drivers'

licence that I would die not from over -

speeding but via overhead collision saying:

"I'll authorize that U be issued a licence

but U are going to die in an overhead collision, because of driving too much in the middle

of the road".

 

I promised him I'll do my best in that regard but couldn't help it too much - having just become a middle-of-the road Cdn. & a lifelong member

of the center or more moderate policies' inclined U.P.Congress. 

 

- Peace! To The World