Huelva now has more than twenty deaths in the train accident
As the team of forensic doctors advances in the autopsies, the identification of the bodies rescued in the Adamuz train accident confirms the worst omens for the families of the province of Huelva who are awaiting news about the relatives who were traveling on the Alvia that derailed on the way to the capital of Huelva. This Tuesday the territory added five new deaths to the 17 that were confirmed the day after the incident.
Late in the afternoon, both Recreativo de Huelva and Getafe CF confirmed the death of David Cordón, the father of David Cordón Mancha, Davinchileft back of the azulón team and youth player of the Huelva club. Cordón, a nurse at the Juan Ramón Jiménez Hospital, had traveled to the capital of Spain to watch the Getafe game with his son, who is injured, and was returning alone in the Alvia that derailed. He had been missing since Sunday.
Sisters-in-law Manuela Barba and Esther Matito were also from Huelva, about whom nothing had been heard since last January 18. The first ran a work clothing business in an industrial estate in the capital, where she was well known for her involvement in brotherhood activities in the city.
The Government of Bolivia also reported the death of its compatriot Víctor Luis Terán Mita, who lived in Huelva and who was aboard car 2 of the Alvia. The consulate has mobilized to offer support to their families.
The pain has also reached La Puebla del Condado where the death of the wife of another of his neighbors was confirmed, whose death was confirmed on Monday. The couple had gone to Madrid to visit their son.
The new victims are added to those that were confirmed on Monday. The first confirmed deaths were those of the couple formed by the photographer María Clauss and the journalist Óscar Toro. Later, those of four members of the family from Aljaraque and Punta Umbría were confirmed, leaving a six-year-old girl as the only survivor, that of an opponent of a prison official also from Punta Umbría, those of two neighbors from Lepe, two others from Gibraleón, a mother and a daughter from Isla Cristina, a prison official from Huelva and that of a grandmother from Huelva who was traveling with one of her children, who remains admitted to the Reina Sofía, and her three grandchildren, who They were injured, in addition to the husband of the couple from La Puebla del Condado.
