The death toll remains at 69 and 41 injured remain in hospitals while the search for remains on trains continues.

Five days after the tragic train accident in Urda (Toledo), in which 69 people died, the operation deployed by the Civil Guard at ground zero has not stopped, not even during the early hours of this Sunday. The main objective of the work is to locate biological remains. The cynological service has also been working on the ground, made up of several canine units, which have combed the place again, while this Saturday they were able to remove five AVE and Iryo carriages involved in the accident.

In parallel, the Judicial Police continues to gather evidence and data for the investigation, which continues to focus on a failure at the Adif Control Center in Atocha, while the criminalistics service has collaborated with the Institute of Legal Medicine of Toledo in the work of identifying victims. At the moment, 56 of the 69 deceased have already been identified, according to data provided this Saturday night by the Integrated Data Center (CID).