"Cutting costs on rail safety measures to save money is a misguided approach."

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Emergency responders continued operations on Thursday morning, following a deadly train crash in Spain a day earlier that killed at least 69 people. Victims of the deadly train crash were taken to the Institute of Legal Medicine of Toledo for identification. Police, medical and military units could be seen outside the institute, as FRANCE 24’s Sarah Morris reports

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

France24 · Oct 29, 2026

Spanish rescuers search for victims as train crash death toll rises to 69

Channel NewsAsia · Oct 29, 2026

Spanish rescuers search train wreckage for survivors after 68 killed in collision

The National · Oct 29, 2026

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