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Japanese national confirmed dead in Spanish train crash

The Japan Times's headline. Reported by The Japan Times.

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What The Japan Times reported

Another Japanese citizen is believed to be one of the remaining unidentified victims in the collision that killed 69 people.

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Japanese national confirmed dead in Spanish train crash. Another Japanese citizen is believed to be one of the remaining unidentified victims in the collision that killed 69 people. Covered by 1 publications. The Japan Times: Japanese national confirmed dead in Spanish train crash.

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  1. The Japan Times Japan Japanese national confirmed dead in Spanish train crash Another Japanese citizen is believed to be one of the remaining unidentified victims in the collision that killed 69 people. 1 h ago · Tier 2

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