Spain High-Speed Train Crash: Identities of All 69 Victims Confirmed, Including Two Japanese Nationals
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In October, a high-speed train in central Spain collided with another train from behind. The accident claimed the lives of 69 people.
Local authorities announced that they have completed the identification of all 69 people who died. Among them are two Japanese nationals.
In the accident, a high-speed train struck another train from behind. Because so many people died, the identification process has been carefully carried out on site.
Following the deaths of the two Japanese nationals, attention is focused on future announcements by the authorities and the detailed circumstances of the accident.
Sources: NHKニュース
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