The last two carriages of the AVE that crashed in Urda are removed
Quick Look
- The Civil Guard has removed the last carriages from the train accident in Urda, Toledo.
- The incident, which occurred on October 28, leaves 69 dead, of which 66 have been handed over to their families while the investigation continues.
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Why It Matters
The train accident occurred on October 28 in Urda, Toledo, involving two trains. The total number of deaths amounts to 69 people.
The Civil Guard has confirmed that during the morning of this Saturday the last two AVE carriages that remained in the area of the railway accident caused by the collision of two trains in Urda (Toledo) on October 28 were removed.
The Civil Guard will maintain surveillance of ground zero but "it will no longer be static on the ground" but rather it will be done "sporadically", maintaining collaboration with private security from ADIF who will remain in the area.
The Judicial Police will continue investigating on the ground, as detailed by these same sources. The Integrated Data Center maintains the number of deaths in the incident at 69. Of them, 66 have already been handed over to their families, while consular efforts continue to deliver the remains of the last three victims (two of Australian nationality and one of Czech nationality, according to the Integrated Data Center).
A total of 54 of the fatalities have Spanish nationality and the other 15 are foreigners. Of the total, 40 are men and 29 are women, all of them of legal age.
Open Questions
- What were the technical causes of the crash?
- When will the judicial investigation conclude?
