Córdoba's Civil Guard Enables an Office in the Command to Identify the Victims of the Toledo Train Accident
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The Spanish Civil Guard mobilized units in Madrid, Seville, Córdoba and Toledo to collect DNA samples from family members of victims of the collision between two high-speed trains that took place this Wednesday near Toledo. In a video published in the X by a spokesperson for the corporation, the institution asked that first-degree relatives come to the posts to help identify missing persons and speed up the recognition of the dead.
A carp next to the Seville train station will serve the close friends of the victims
The four offices are in Madrid, Seville, Cordoba and Toledo. It will be used to facilitate the identification of the disappeared.
Urgent appeal has been made for first-degree relatives to come to the offices to identify the deceased
The relatives of possible passengers of the injured trains will be able to go to the Command of the Guardia Civil de Córdoba, by the access of the avenue of the Mozárabes, to provide biological samples and facilitate the work of identification.
The point of attention will be located in the Commandancia de la Guardia Civil, in the avenue of the Mozarabes, in front of the Gardens of Agriculture
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