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Spain to pay €20 million in compensation to victims of high-speed train crash

The Spanish government will provide €216,000 per deceased victim's family and up to €84,000 to injured survivors following the Adamuz crash that killed 45 people.

  • On Tuesday, the Spanish government announced it will disburse €20 million to victims of the Adamuz high-speed train crash that killed 45 people and injured more than 150.
  • CIAF, Spain's rail accident investigating body, said a rail fracture appeared to have been present before the Iryo train passed, while investigators say the exact cause remains unknown.
  • Families of those killed will receive 216000 euros each within three months, with Puente saying `We know that ordinary procedures and legal timelines do not always respond to the vital urgency of a tragedy like this`.
  • The minister has come under pressure as Transport Minister Óscar Puente faces public scrutiny and the People's Party demanded his resignation amid preliminary inquiries, while Rodalies drivers refused work and a software failure on Monday disrupted services.
  • Finnbarr O'Reilly, New York Times photographer, found a bogie in a stream and his images ignited media scrutiny, while authorities admitted awareness but withheld information from the Times.
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In Spain, thousands of people have thought of the victims of the train accident at Adamuz at a funeral mass.

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The train accident of Adamuz claimed dozens of victims. Also the Spanish King Felipe VI with wife Letizia are among the guests.

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Stop to pay 410 mdp in compensation to the train accident in which 45 people died and more than 150 were injured.

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