Dog missing in Spanish train crash rescued after four days
Dopo quattro giorni dalla collisione ferroviaria a alta velocità in Spagna, i vigili del fuoco hanno salvato Boro, un cane scomparso durante l’incidente. L’animale è stato ritrovato e riconsegnato ai suoi proprietari, offrendo un momento di sollievo in una situazione complessa. Questo episodio testimonia l’impegno delle squadre di soccorso nel recupero di animali e persone coinvolti in emergenze.
The collision between two trains was one of Europe’s worst rail disasters in recent years, injuring more than 120 people. Investigators are still working to establish its cause. Boro, a cross between a schnauzer and a water dog, was riding on one of the trains with his owner Ana Garcia Aranda and her pregnant sister at the time of the crash. Both women were injured, with the sister hospitalised in intensive care. “If I can’t do anything for (my sister), at least I hope I can find Boro,” Garcia Aranda said earlier this week in comments reported in Spanish media. Police first spotted the dog near the crash site on Wednesday, but he ran off when officers tried to approach him. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it
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