66 of the 69 people killed in the Urda accident have been identified
The three missing persons are expected to be foreigners, as there are currently three reports of missing persons, two from Australians and one from Japan.
The identification of those killed in the rail accident in Urda (Toledo) is nearing completion and 66 of the 69 people killed have already been identified, the High Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha reported in a statement.
The provisional balance at the moment is 69 deaths, 54 persons of Spanish nationality and 12 foreigners, including Argentines, Canadians, Czechs, French, Japanese, Mexicans, Portuguese and Tunisians, and four Americans.
In the next few hours, the remaining three remaining fatalities, which would be foreigners, are expected to be identified, as there are currently three reports of missing persons, two from Australia and one from Japan.
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