MADRID, Nov 3 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- All 69 victims of last week's deadly high-speed train collision in Urda, central Spain, have been identified, while 29 injured people remain hospitalised, authorities said Monday, Xinhua reported.
All 69 Victims Of Spain's Urda Train Collision Identified
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All 69 victims of the Urda high‑speed train collision have been identified, with 29 injured still hospitalized. The death toll remains 69, including 54 Spaniards and 15 foreigners. Recovery operations have removed all carriages from the tracks.
- The victims were all adults: 40 men and 29 women, including 54 Spanish nationals and 15 foreigners.
- Identification used fingerprints for 56 victims and DNA for 13, completed by the Civil Guard and National Institute of Toxicology.
- 29 injured patients remain hospitalized, nine in intensive care, with 81 of 110 initial patients discharged and some transferred to Madrid and Andalusia.
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