El angustioso recuento de los fallecidos en la tragedia: un guardia civil, un policía...
La identificación de los cuerpos se centra en el Instituto Anatómico Forense de Toledo mientras los familiares facilitan datos en las comandancias para localizar allegados
As news of the tragic railway accident in Urda, Toledo spread, social media platforms were flooded with messages from individuals seeking to locate a relative or acquaintance who had been traveling on one of the two trains involved. Andrea Belloso posted on X, revealing that her friend Juan José García Palacios, a 27-year-old guardia civil, was in his mid-20s, of average height, and unsure of his clothing or whether he was on an AVE or Iryo train. He had left work that evening.
Alejandra, his sister, informed others that Adriana was on the Renfe Madrid-Seville train, sitting in seat 8. They had yet to locate her and requested any information, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. By late afternoon, the anguish and desperation of the family swelled, leading them to present their DNA samples at the Toledo Guardia Civil command.
They were hopeful for news regarding their loved ones among the 68 fatalities thus far confirmed. Of the deceased, 44 were on the Iryo and 24 on the AVE, according to the latest information provided by the Castilla-La Mancha government coordinating the emergency response.
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