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Crash survivors recount chaotic scenes in Europe's worst train disaster since 2013

Outlet: ABC News Australia · Published 28/10/2026 21:47 UTC

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Residents of a rural village in central Spain race to provide help after the deadliest rail disaster in Europe in more than a decade.

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 29/10/2026 01:09 UTC

    Residents of a rural village in central Spain have rallied into action race to provide help a massive emergency response following after the most deadly deadliest rail disaster in Europe in more than a decade.

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    Before: «Residents of a rural village in central Spain have rallied into action to help a massive emergency response following the most deadly rail disaster in Europe in more than a decade.» 631d05dfa78b

    After: «Residents of a rural village in central Spain race to provide help after the deadliest rail disaster in Europe in more than a decade.» 182e04ffff97

  2. Headline · detected on 29/10/2026 00:09 UTC

    Crash survivors recount chaos chaotic scenes in Europe's worst train disaster since 2013

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    Before: «Crash survivors recount chaos in Europe's worst train disaster since 2013» 73e9dc6e8861

    After: «Crash survivors recount chaotic scenes in Europe's worst train disaster since 2013» 02ec86a3ff17

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-29/spain-train-crash-urda-village-supports-victims/107321724
Published
28/10/2026 21:47 UTC
Captured
28/10/2026 22:10 UTC
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fa241a40b426089b · 1033 words
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