Train Collision in Spain: French Woman Died in the Accident, Announces Quai d'Orsay
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While the identification of the bodies continues in Spain after the collision between two trains which killed at least 69 people, the authorities announce that a French woman is one of the victims.
The authorities have completed the autopsy of the 69 people killed in the accident, which took place on Wednesday near Toledo and whose cause has not yet been formally established by the authorities.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the death of a French national in the collision of two high-speed trains in central Spain, with a record of at least 69
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Saturday, October 31, that a French woman died in the collision of two trains that killed at least 69 people in Spain.
A French woman was identified as one of the victims of the dramatic rail accident in central Spain. A French woman was killed in the collision on Wednesday of two high-speed trains.
In a press release published on Saturday 31 October, the quai d'Orsay confirmed the death of a French national during the collision of two trains in the Toledo region on Wednesday 27 October.
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