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Spain train crash: Indian Embassy in Madrid issues helpline after deadly accident

Outlet: The Hindu · Published 29/10/2026 09:38 UTC

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After the Spain train crash, the Indian Embassy in Madrid issued the emergency helpline number +34 650 339 008, the email cons.madrid@mea.gov.in, and Renfe: 900 10 10 20, and Iryo: 900 001 403

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