Certainly twelve foreigners among the victims of train collision in Spain

Forensic teams have identified 66 out of 69 bodies from a train accident, with 54 victims from Spain. Four identified victims were from the USA, while others had Canadian, Japanese, Argentine, Mexican, Tunisian, and Czech nationalities. Spanish authorities are still identifying three victims, likely from abroad, including two Australians and a Japanese national. The police continue to search the accident site in Urda, moving wreckage to a safe location. A 45-year-old Mexican man is still missing. The high-speed train collided with a stationary train, reportedly traveling at 200 km/h despite a 40 km/h speed limit. This incident is one of the deadliest train disasters in recent European history, marking Spain's second major train accident this year.