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The death toll from Wednesday's high-speed train collision in Spain has risen to at least 74, according to a new tally released Thursday by the railway accident investigation commission of the Ministry of Transport. A previous count from authorities in the Castilla-La Mancha region, where the crash occurred, had put the number of dead at 69. Spain began demanding answers Thursday after the second high-speed train collision in the country this ye…
The operational negligence in the security system caused the tragedy and triggered alarms about the collapse of the high-speed network.
The death toll after the collision of two high-speed trains near Urda, in the Spanish province of Toledo, has risen to 74.
In 74, the number of deaths in the railway accident in Urda, Toledo, Spain, registered on October 28 was increased. According to the file opened by the Commission of Investigation of Railway Accidents (CIAF). “The provisional balance of victims of the accident is 74 deaths, in addition to a very high number of injuries still pending [...] Read More... from The deaths in railway accident in Spain amount to 74 The entry The deaths in railway accid…
The death toll from the collision between two high-speed trains in Spain has risen to 74. The accident, which has triggered a three-day national mourning period, continues to claim the lives of the injured in hospitals.
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