Spain will pay €20 mln ($24 mln) in compensation to victims of last week’s high-speed train crash in Adamuz, Transport Minister Oscar Puente announced. The disaster, which killed 45 people and injured more than 150, occurred near the southern city of Cordoba on January 18 and represents one of the deadliest train accidents in recent European history, and the worst in Spain since 2013.
Families of those killed will receive €216,000 each within three months. This includes €72,000 in tax-free government aid, a €72,000 advance from insurance, and €72,000 from mandatory travel insurance.
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