Spain train crash: Transport minister rules out resignation
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The Story
Consular assistance is being provided to the family of two Australians in connection with the crash, Dfat says Get ourbreaking news email,free appordaily news podcast Two Australians have been affected by the deadly high-speed rail crash in Spain with authorities assisting their families. The crash on Wednesday near the town of Urda, 130km south of Madrid,has left 69 people deadand almost 200 people injured.
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