The Spanish government issued a notice on the 2nd saying that a high-speed train collision occurred on October 28 in the central province of Toledo in the country's central province, and the identities of 66 of the 69 victims have been confirmed. On the same day, Spain's Castilla-La Mancha High Court issued a notice from the Comprehensive Data Center regarding the accident's casualty statistics as of the evening of November 1. According to the report, of the 66 confirmed victims, 54 were Spanish nationals, 4 were American nationals, and 1 each was of Argentine, Canadian, Czech, French, Japanese, Mexican, Portuguese and Tunisian nationality.

The Spanish government issued a notice on the 2nd saying that a high-speed train collision occurred on October 28 in the central province of Toledo in the country's central province, and the identities of 66 of the 69 victims have been confirmed. On the same day, Spain's Castilla-La Mancha High Court issued a notice from the Comprehensive Data Center regarding the accident's casualty statistics as of the evening of November 1. According to the report, of the 66 confirmed victims, 54 were Spanish nationals, 4 were American nationals, and 1 each was of Argentine, Canadian, Czech, French, Japanese, Mexican, Portuguese and Tunisian nationality.