Two Australians Killed in Spanish Train Crash
The Foreign Affairs Department initially flagged the two Australians had potentially been affected on Oct. 30 and confirmed they had been killed on Nov. 4.
A high-speed train crash in Spain on October 28 near Urda resulted in 69 fatalities, including two Australians. The collision, which occurred 130 kilometers south of Madrid, also left nearly 200 people injured. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has confirmed the deaths and is providing consular assistance to the victims’ families.
- Two Australians were among the 69 people killed in a high-speed train crash in Spain.
- The crash occurred on October 28 near the town of Urda, south of Madrid.
- Nearly 200 people were injured in the incident.
- The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed the Australians’ deaths on November 4 and is assisting their families.
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