Toledo Train Disaster: Three Missing Passengers Found Alive Today as Death Toll Remains at 69

Image provided by a passenger following the devastating high-speed train collision on the Madrid–Seville railway line in Spain.

Three people reported missing following Wednesday’s devastating train collision in Urda, Toledo, have been found alive today, Friday 30 October. Two were located in hospital, while a third had never boarded the train. The confirmed death toll remains at 69,…

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