69 dead identified in train collision in Spain

The identification of the 69 victims from the train collision in Urda, Spain, has been completed. Among the deceased, 54 are Spanish and 15 are foreign nationals, including one Portuguese. The victims comprise 40 men and 29 women, all adults. Identification was primarily done through fingerprint analysis and DNA testing. Families of the deceased have been notified, and 55 bodies are already with their families. The accident involved two high-speed trains and resulted in over 110 injuries, with 15 individuals in serious condition. The provisional death toll remains at 69, with many injuries still being confirmed.