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Spanish authorities have completed autopsies on the bodies of victims of Wednesday’s collision between two high-speed trains in Oreda, in Toledo province. The crash left 69 people dead, and 36 bodies have been identified. The families of 27 victims have been informed of their identities, while identification efforts continue using fingerprints, genetic testing and DNA analysis. Authorities have received 72 reports of missing people; five have been found alive, and 67 cases remain under investigation, including 14 foreign nationals from ten countries.
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