All 69 victims of the Spanish high-speed train accident have been identified Xinhua News Agency, Madrid, November 2 (Reporter Meng Dingbo) The relevant authorities in Spain reported on the 2nd that the identities of all 69 victims of the high-speed train collision that occurred in the province of Toledo in the center of the country on October 28 have been confirmed. According to information released by the Spanish Comprehensive Data Center on the same day, the victims included 54 Spanish citizens and 15 foreign citizens, including 4 American citizens, 2 Australian citizens, 2 Japanese citizens and 1 citizen each from Argentina, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Portugal and Tunisia. All victims were adults, including 40 men and 29 women. The report said that the Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Toledo and Ciudad Real has completed the identification of all victims. Currently, the ID results of all the victims have been provided to their families, and the consular agencies of the foreign victims' countries have also been notified.

All 69 victims of the Spanish high-speed train accident have been identified Xinhua News Agency, Madrid, November 2 (Reporter Meng Dingbo) The relevant authorities in Spain reported on the 2nd that the identities of all 69 victims of the high-speed train collision that occurred in the province of Toledo in the center of the country on October 28 have been confirmed. According to information released by the Spanish Comprehensive Data Center on the same day, the victims included 54 Spanish citizens and 15 foreign citizens, including 4 American citizens, 2 Australian citizens, 2 Japanese citizens and 1 citizen each from Argentina, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Portugal and Tunisia. All victims were adults, including 40 men and 29 women. The report said that the Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Toledo and Ciudad Real has completed the identification of all victims. Currently, the ID results of all the victims have been provided to their families, and the consular agencies of the foreign victims' countries have also been notified.