MADRID, October 11 (EUROPA PRESS) –

The Spanish government has evacuated a total of 429 people from Tel Aviv, 334 of whom are Spanish citizens; 22 European Union citizens; 41 Ibero-Americans and 32 from third countries, as detailed by Foreign Ministry sources.

On the first plane that arrived in Torrejón de Ardoz (Madrid) early this Wednesday at around 04.30, 209 people were repatriated: 185 Spaniards, 7 EU citizens, 5 Ibero-Americans and 12 third country citizens (the foreigners were relatives of people Spain. or resident in Spain).

In detail, the European citizens consist of three people from Germany, one Italian, one Portuguese, one Belgian and one Dutch person. Three Colombians, one from Mexico and another from Panama, as well as seven Americans, one Canadian, one Israeli, one Briton, one Norwegian and one more person from Switzerland also flew on the Defense aircraft.

Meanwhile, for the second plane which took off this Wednesday afternoon from Tel Aviv and is expected to land this evening, there were 220 passengers on board, consisting of 149 Spaniards, 15 European Union citizens, 36 Ibero-American citizens and 20 third country citizens. relatives of Spaniards, residents in Spain and residents of other countries, who have been included on the flight at the request of the authorities of their country).

According to the Ministry, four people from Bulgaria, three from Hungary, two from Germany, two from Romania, one from Italy, one from Lithuania, one from Poland and another from Portugal were traveling on a chartered plane.

Twelve people also flew in from Bolivia, four from Chile, four from Ecuador, three from Costa Rica, three from Honduras, two from Brazil, two from Colombia, two from Peru, two from Venezuela, one from Argentina and one from Mexico.

Seven Israelis traveled from third countries, seven from Switzerland, two from the UK, one from Andorra, one from the United States, another from Turkey and another from China.