Spain: The Difficult Identification of Victims of Rail Collision
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After the train accident in Spain with at least 69 deaths, the authorities continue to work on identifying the victims.
Spain intensified on Friday the work of identifying the victims of the collision of two trains which killed at least 69 people on Wednesday in the centre of the country, in order to respond to the anguish of families who remain without news of their relatives.
There are 31 bags of remains and 69 autopsies of the morgue's bodies have been performed.
The process of identifying the 69 people who died in the Urda railway accident (Toledo) progresses slower than expected. 72 hours have passed and only 27 identifications of the 69 dead have been officially communicated: 18 men and nine women. Twenty-seven families have received the news that no one would like to hear. The others remain trapped in devastating uncertainty, perhaps clinging to a minimum hope, although inside they fear the worst. Th…
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