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ABC Australia reported recently on a development the publisher describes as follows. This summary is based on that single report and attributes each extracted passage to its publisher.

What the report says

"( Reuters: Susana Vera ) Spanish authorities say they have identified 69 victims of the crash between two high-speed trains in Spain, including two Australians."

— ABC Australia

"DFAT says it is providing consular assistance to the families of the two Australians."

— ABC Australia

"Link copied Share Share article Two Australians were killed in a deadly collision between two high-speed trains in Spain last week, the ABC has confirmed."

— ABC Australia

"The collision between two high-speed trains has killed 69 people."

— ABC Australia

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Source

  • Two Australians dead after high-speed train crash in Spain — ABC Australia — https://www. abc. net. au/news/2026-11-03/grave-concerns-for-australians-in-spain/107340256

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