Concerns for welfare of two Australians after Spanish train crash

Australian officials are providing consular assistance to the family of two citizens following a train collision in Spain.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Concerns for welfare of two Australians after Spanish train crash

Authorities have raised concerns for the welfare of two Australians following a train collision in Spain. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed that it is actively responding to the incident.[1][2]

According to the department, consular assistance is currently being provided to the family of the Australians in connection with the crash as officials monitor the situation.[1][2]

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