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Spain train crash death toll rises to 69, emergency crews continue operations

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Briefings

A deadly train crash in Spain resulted in at least 69 fatalities, with emergency crews continuing operations at the Institute of Legal Medicine of Toledo for identification. Police, medical, and military units were present outside the institute, as reported by FRANCE 24's Sarah Morris.

Key points

• At least 69 people died in a train crash in Spain.
• Identification of victims occurred at the Institute of Legal Medicine of Toledo.

Context

Emergency responders continued operations on Thursday morning following a deadly train crash in Spain a day earlier that killed at least 69 people. Police, medical, and military units were seen outside the institute for identification.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single day's report; specific casualty numbers may be undercounted. Identification procedures are ongoing, and no further details on the crash cause or location are provided.

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