After Spain train crash, search for missing dog grips the nation: ‘he is family’

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Associated PressJanuary 21, 2026 at 12:46 PM

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Following a high-speed train crash in Spain that killed at least 42 and injured over 150, Ana Garcia is desperately searching for her missing dog, Boro. Garcia and her pregnant sister were traveling from Malaga to Madrid when their train derailed and collided with another. After being rescued, Garcia saw Boro briefly before he ran off. Despite her own injuries, Garcia pleaded for help in finding Boro, emphasizing that he is part of her family. The search for the missing dog has gained national attention, with Spaniards using social media and major media outlets reporting on the effort to locate him.

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Spanish media 40% Spaniards 50% Malaga 60% Madrid 70% Boro ×580% Spain ×280% Ana Garcia ×490% Spain train crash 95%

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missing dog 95% train crash 90% spain 70% railway disaster 70% search 60% high-speed train 50% family 50% injured 40% social media 40%

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