ARThe Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences in Toledo and Ciudad Real has identified all 69 victims of the train accident that occurred last Wednesday in Urda, according to data released by the Integrated Data Center. Of the deceased, 54 were Spanish nationals and 15 were foreign citizens from countries including the United States, Australia, Japan, Argentina, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Portugal, and Tunisia. Identification was achieved through fingerprint analysis for 56 individuals and DNA testing for the remaining 13, conducted by the National Institute of Toxicology and the Civil Guard’s Criminal Science Service. Families and consulates have been notified, and 55 bodies have already been handed over to their relatives. Meanwhile, recovery operations have concluded with the removal of all train carriages from the tracks, though Civil Guard units remain deployed to search for biological remains.
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