The 69 Autopsies of Those Killed in the Urda Railway Accident (Toledo) Are Completed
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Authorities have communicated 27 identifications to families
Three days after the train accident in Urda, work continues to remove trains in the area and technical inquiries to clarify what happened. Last Friday, the Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Toledo and Ciudad Real announced that it has already carried out all 69 autopsies of the deceased people. 27 identifications have already been notified to the families.
The work for the identification of the deceased has not ceased since Wednesday with more than 60 professionals involved.
The families of the victims gathered in Toledo, where the Civil Guard told them to "prepare for the worst," Pais reported.
The train accident in Urda (Toledo) keeps a balance of 69 dead on Saturday, according to the Integrated Data Center (CID), and 34 wounded are still admitted to hospitals in Castilla-La Mancha, 15 of them in the ICU. The Civil Guard resumes the tracking of the wagons with dogs while Urda celebrates the funeral for the victims at noon, on the last day of the official mourning.
Alexandre Salgueiro, special envoy of CMTV in Toledo, explains that the most difficult now is to identify the victims of the collision between two high-speed trains in Spain.
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