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Death toll from Spain terror attacks rises to 16 Spanish attacks death toll rises to 16 after woman dies in hospital
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The number of people killed in twin vehicle attacks in Spain last week rose to 16 on Sunday after a German woman died from her injuries, local authorities in Barcelona have said. The number of people killed in two vehicle attacks in Spain last week rose to 16 on Sunday after a German woman died from her injuries, local authorities in Barcelona have said.
“This morning a 51-year-old German woman died after being treated in a critical condition in hospital,” said a statement from the region’s civil defence.“This morning a 51-year-old German woman died after being treated in a critical condition in hospital,” said a statement from the region’s civil defence.
The attacks on Las Ramblas boulevard in Barcelona and in the seaside resort of Cambrils left about 120 people wounded. Authorities say 24 people remain in hospital, with five in critical condition.The attacks on Las Ramblas boulevard in Barcelona and in the seaside resort of Cambrils left about 120 people wounded. Authorities say 24 people remain in hospital, with five in critical condition.
The woman died on Sunday in the intensive care unit of Barcelona’s Hospital del Mar, according to the regional health department.The woman died on Sunday in the intensive care unit of Barcelona’s Hospital del Mar, according to the regional health department.
The woman was hurt when a man ploughed a van through crowds of tourists on Spain’s most famous street on 17 August. The attack was claimed by the Islamic State group.The woman was hurt when a man ploughed a van through crowds of tourists on Spain’s most famous street on 17 August. The attack was claimed by the Islamic State group.
Hours later, a car sped into Cambrils about 75 miles (120km) south of the city, hitting people before crashing into a police vehicle. Hours later, a car sped into Cambrils, about 75 miles (120km) south of the city, hitting people before crashing into a police vehicle.
The five occupants of the Audi A3 jumped out and went on a stabbing spree, killing a woman, before they were shot dead by police.The five occupants of the Audi A3 jumped out and went on a stabbing spree, killing a woman, before they were shot dead by police.
Another man was stabbed to death in a carjacking as the driver of the van that ploughed into pedestrians at Las Ramblas made his getaway. Another man was stabbed to death in a carjacking as the driver of the van that was driven into pedestrians at Las Ramblas made his getaway.
About 500,000 people marched on Saturday in Barcelona to condemn the attacks.About 500,000 people marched on Saturday in Barcelona to condemn the attacks.
Reuters and Agence France-Presse contributed to this reportReuters and Agence France-Presse contributed to this report