Autopsies completed for train accident victims

The autopsies of the victims of the train accident that occurred in Spain on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, are complete, according to a report published on Friday, October 30. The findings include details about the cause of death and the conditions of the victims at the time of the incident.

Fingerprint identification progress

Fingerprints have allowed the identification of 36 people among the victims. This process is a standard method used in forensic science to confirm identities when other forms of identification are not available.

Search for remaining victims ongoing

Sixty-seven individuals are still being sought to confirm their identities. Authorities are using various methods, including DNA analysis and information from families, to identify these remaining victims.

Public and family updates expected

The report indicates that officials will soon provide updates to the public and the families of the victims. These updates will include information on the identification process and the next steps in the investigation.