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Dwa pociągi dużych prędkości zderzyły się w Hiszpanii. Ponad 60 ofiar śmiertelnych

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Rzeczpospolita
“Dwa pociągi dużych prędkości zderzyły się w Hiszpanii. Ponad 60 ofiar śmiertelnych”

Co najmniej 64 osoby zginęły, a 80 zostało rannych w katastrofie kolejowej, do której doszło w miejscowości Urda pomiędzy Toledo a Ciudad Real w Hiszpanii. Polskie MSZ podało, że nie ma informacji o ewentualnych Polakach wśród ofiar.

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RTP Notícias
“Colisão de comboios em Espanha faz mais de 60 mortos”

São já 68 os mortos no acidente ferroviário ocorrido na manhã desta quarta-feira, perto da estação de Urda, em Toledo. Portugal já demonstrou ajuda para colaborar com as autoridades espanholas no contexto do acidente.

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DER SPIEGEL
“Spanien: Mehr als 60 Tote bei Kollision zweier Hochgeschwindigkeitszüge”

Bei der Kollision zweier Hochgeschwindigkeitszüge südlich von Madrid sterben mehr als 60 Personen. Menschliches Versagen könnte die Ursache für den Zusammenstoß sein. Augenzeugen berichten, wie sie das Unglück erlebt haben.

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