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Spanish authorities say four US citizens and one national each of Canada, Japan, Argentina, Mexico, Tunisia and the Czech Republic are among 69 people killed in the October 28 high-speed train collision near Urda, central Spain. All but three victims have been identified, and three missing-person reports remain active.
Spain identifies foreign victims among 69 killed in high-speed train crash ↗Authorities say four US citizens and nationals of Canada, Japan and other countries are among 69 killed in the October 28 high-speed train collision near Urda, Spain.
Spain's transport minister defends the Toledo high-speed rail crash response, citing human error, as the death toll reaches 69 weeks before a snap election.
Two high-speed trains from Madrid to Seville collided in Toledo province, killing at least 30. Officials warn the toll could rise; rail service is suspended.
