Fernando Seco, 62, described the aftermath of a deadly crash in Spain, saying he and other survivors moved at least a dozen wounded passengers from the scene. They used parts of the wreckage as makeshift stretchers to transport the injured.
The crash left a twisted tangle of metal, with survivors working together to help those in critical condition. Seco recounted the harrowing scene, emphasizing the urgency and chaos as people tried to escape and assist others.
Emergency responders later arrived to take over the evacuation and medical care. The incident has raised questions about transportation safety and emergency preparedness in the region.
The crash site was described as a scene of devastation, with vehicles severely damaged and multiple casualties reported. Survivors like Seco are being praised for their quick thinking and bravery in the immediate aftermath.
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