Two Australians confirmed dead in Spanish high speed train crash

Published 3h ago · Accident

Affects Spain and Australia · Covered in 2 countries

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Two Australians were confirmed among the 69 people killed in Spain's recent high-speed train crash.

Spanish forensic teams identified two Australians among the 69 victims of last week's high-speed train collision. The confirmation adds to the growing count of foreign nationals killed in the Toledo disaster. Authorities completed the identification process for all passengers who died in the wreckage.

  • The victimsTwo Australians and one Japanese citizen were among the final three individuals identified by legal authorities.
  • The casualtiesThe catastrophic collision resulted in 69 fatalities overall.
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Spanish authorities confirmed that two Australian citizens are among the 69 people who died in the high-speed train collision.

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