High-speed train collision in Spain leaves 69 dead; one Japanese national confirmed among the dead
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A high-speed train collision in Spain has killed 69 people. On the 1st, Spanish authorities announced that one Japanese national was confirmed dead in the accident.
According to the authorities, two Japanese nationals were unreachable after the accident. The person confirmed dead may be one of them.
The authorities are also continuing to check whether any other Japanese nationals were harmed. Further information on the safety of Japanese nationals is expected to emerge in the coming days.
The information released so far is limited. The cause of the accident and detailed circumstances will need to await further investigation and announcements from the authorities.
Sources: 日テレNEWS NNN
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