Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez facing mounting public pressure on railway security amid 3rd day of mourning train crash at Urda

Madrid, Oct 31 (UNI) As Spain observed its third day of national mourning today following the deadly train collision near Urda, in Toledo, which claimed over 69 lives, the country's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been facing mounting pressure over railway safety and the failing public confidence in the country's rail network. Residents and local officials gathered in a nearby village for a memorial Mass honouring the victims. San Juan Bautista church was packed, with dozens more people standing outside to follow the service, some visibly overcome with emotion. Meanwhile, relatives continued to face uncertainty as authorities worked to identify…