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Spanish rescuers search train wreckage for survivors after 68 killed in collision

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“Spanish rescuers search train wreckage for survivors after 68 killed in collision”

Rescuers searched desperately through wrecked carriages on Thursday in the hope of finding ⁠more survivors of Spain's second deadly high-speed train crash this year, which has so far claimed 68 lives . Emergency workers were seen carrying what appeared to be a body wrapped in a blanket from one of the trains in a ⁠rural area in the central province of Toledo as cranes worked through the night to lift parts of ​the ⁠wreckage of Wednesday's crash. "Rescue teams are ‌still working very carefully,…

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