The family of a 23-year-old Tunisian man have confirmed his death following the rail disaster in Toledo.
Yassin Eljawadi, who lived in Berlin, had been visiting Spain and was travelling towards Sevilla when tragedy struck.
Speaking to The Spanish Eye today, his brother Amin said he had been found deceased following a days-long search.
He previously said Yassin had watched El Clasico during his trip, which included Barcelona and Madrid before his planned visit to Sevilla.
He was due to fly to Berlin from Sevilla on Saturday.
The family circulated an appeal featuring a photograph of Yassin at Real Madrid’s stadium.
The poster listed AVE service 2080 and carriage seven as his possible travel details.
An Argentinian woman who travelled to Spain to meet her baby nephew has also been confirmed among 12 foreign nationals killed.
Ana Martina Conte Grand, 33, from San Juan, had been missing since Wednesday’s collision.
A relative confirmed that her body had been located after several days of searching.
She was travelling in carriage seven alongside her brother Jeremias, 36, who survived but suffered serious injuries and fractures.
He was taken to Toledo University Hospital for treatment, where he remains.
