56 of the 69 fatalities of the Urda accident have been identified
The 13 missing IDs will be completed "in the next few hours", all of which are foreigners. The number of injured in hospital has decreased in the last few hours, from 31 to 13 in the ICU.
Family members are still waiting for news in Toledo.
According to the Spanish Data Integration Centre (CID ) , 56of the 69 people killed in the rail accident on Wednesday in Urda, Toledo, have been identified. The majority (54) are of Spanish nationality and two are foreigners (one French and one Portuguese).
The remaining 13 IDs will be made "in the next few hours" and there are suspicions that they are all foreigners , so international cooperation will be required to carry them out.
Most of the IDs (52) have been made by fingerprints and the other four by DNA.
The Toledo and Ciudad Real Institutes of Legal Medicine have been active since Wednesday.
Relatives of 51 deaths — 33 men and 18 women — have been informed of the tragic news. The remaining five shall be notified "as quickly as possible". The centre has explained that the victim's family is notified of the death "in person", and this is done by attaching the deceased to the statistic officer. 36 bodies have already been handed over to family members.
As for the allegations of disappearance, there are still 13, all of them foreign: 4, from the United States; 2, from Australia and Japan; and one, Argentina, Canada, Mexico, the Czech Republic and Tunisia.
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