On November 2, local time, news released by the Spanish Comprehensive Data Center showed that the Toledo and Ciudad Real Forensic Science Institute confirmed the identities of all 69 people who died in the high-speed rail accident on the same day. Among them, 40 were men and 29 women, all adults. Among the victims, 54 were Spanish citizens and 15 were foreign citizens, including 4 Americans, 2 Australians, and 2 Japanese. The remaining 7 were from Argentina, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Portugal, and Tunisia. All victims' identification information has been notified to their families, and the foreign victims' identity information has been notified to their consulates. Of these, the bodies of 55 victims have been handed over to their families.

On November 2, local time, news released by the Spanish Comprehensive Data Center showed that the Toledo and Ciudad Real Forensic Science Institute confirmed the identities of all 69 people who died in the high-speed rail accident on the same day. Among them, 40 were men and 29 women, all adults. Among the victims, 54 were Spanish citizens and 15 were foreign citizens, including 4 Americans, 2 Australians, and 2 Japanese. The remaining 7 were from Argentina, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Mexico, Portugal, and Tunisia. All victims' identification information has been notified to their families, and the foreign victims' identity information has been notified to their consulates. Of these, the bodies of 55 victims have been handed over to their families.