Identification of the victims: four points enabled to collect DNA samples from relatives

At least 64 people have died in a train collision near Urda, Spain, involving an Iryo train with 147 passengers and an AVE train with 397. The Castilla-La Mancha government has activated protocols for identifying victims, which include creating a Data Integration Center for coordination among forensic and police offices. Identification methods include fingerprint analysis, dental records, and DNA testing, with offices set up in Madrid, Sevilla, Córdoba, and Toledo for families to report and provide DNA samples. Renfe has initiated its assistance plan for victims and families, offering a dedicated helpline.