Spanish High-Speed Train Accident: Names of Two Japanese Nationals on Passenger List, Confirmation Underway
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On the 28th, a collision between high-speed trains occurred in central Spain. More than 60 people have died in this accident.
According to reports on the circumstances of the accident, a following train crashed into a preceding train that had stopped. Because the trains were traveling at high speed when they collided, the damage was severe.
It has been found that the names of two Japanese nationals appear on the passenger list for this accident. The Japanese government and related agencies are rushing to confirm whether the two were really caught up in the accident.
Detailed investigations into the cause of the accident and the overall extent of the damage are still ongoing. New information is expected to be reported as soon as it becomes available. When traveling abroad from Japan, it is also important to check the latest information.
Sources: NHKニュース
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