It has emerged that all 13 people killed in Sunday morning’s coach crash in northern Spain were young foreign women.<br /><br /> The bus was carrying Erasmus students from several countries home from the Fallas Festival in Valencia when it collided with a car on a motorway.<br /><br /> All the others, more than 40, were taken to various hospitals. By mid-afternoon nearly 30 were still being treated, nine in a serious condition.<br /><br /> The coach had travelled overnight, taking students back to Barcelona when it crashed near Tarragona in Catalonia at around six o’clock on Sunday morning. <br /><br /> #UPDATE 13 killed as bus carrying foreign exchange students crashes in Spain https://t.co/E3ho8JE77R #Freginals pic.twitter.com/BOxJyX0kn6— AFP news agency (@AFP) 20 March 2016<br /> <br /><br /> The number of dead was revised downwards from an earlier estimate of 14. <br /><br /> The passengers came from well over a dozen countries all over the world. According to the Catalan government they came from Peru, Bulgaria, Poland, Ireland, the Palestini
