The Number of Injured in the Urda Train Accident Admitted to Hospitals in Castilla-La Mancha Drops to 31
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Since Wednesday, 79 highs were given and a total of 110 people were attended in hospitals in Castela-La Mancha, according to sources of the regional executive.
Since Wednesday, 79 highs were given and a total of 110 people were attended in hospitals in Castela-La Mancha, according to sources of the regional executive.
Of the 110 persons admitted to community health centres, 13 remain in ICU and 18 in conventional bed, while the Integrated Data Centre keeps the number of deaths at 69
Good news from Spain: Four days after the train accident, all seriously injured people are so stable that they "will most likely get through." That's what the spokesperson of the government of Castile-La Mancha said on Sunday morning. 40 injured people are still being treated in hospitals, 17 of them in intensive care units.
Four days after the severe train accident in Spain, 56 of the 69 fatalities are identified. There are probably no Austrians among the dead. 40 injured are still being treated in hospitals.
The number of people injured in the Toledo train accident admitted to hospitals in Castilla-la-Mancha has been reduced to 31, of whom 13 are hospitalized in intensive care units, according to the latest balance sheet from the Castilla-la-Mancha Health Service.
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