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May their soul rest in peace....A Germanwings flight from Barcelona, Spain, to Düsseldorf, Germany, crashed on Tuesday in the French Alps, likely killing all 150 passengers and crew aboard.

Officials have identified the dead as nationals from Spain, Germany, Australia, and Belgium, Reuters reported.

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Of the 150 passengers, at least 67 were German, another 45 had Spanish names, two were Australian, and at least one was Belgian.
Here is a list of the victims that have been identified so far. It will be updated as more names are confirmed.

María del Pilar Tejada and Luis Eduardo Medrano from Colombia:

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Medrano, a 36-year-old architect, and Tejada, a 33-year-old economist, were passengers on the flight, the Colombia foreign ministry confirmed.

Tejada had been visiting her husband in Barcelona and was returning to Germany, where she was completing a PhD in environmental economics at the University of Cologne, local Colombia’s Caracol Radio reported.
Medrano had been working as an architect in Equatorial Guinea and was traveling through Europe, the University Foundation of Popayan confirmed.

Marina Bandres Lopez-Belio and her baby son, Julian:

The 37-year-old mother living in Manchester with her seven-month-old baby were passengers on the flight, Manchester Evening News reported.

Lopez-Belio, a UK resident originally from Jaca in Spain, was named by Victor Barrio, the mayor of her Spanish home town. Barrio said she had been in Spain to attend a funeral in Jaca in the Pyrenees.
It has not yet been confirmed whether her husband was also on the flight.

Sixteen students and two teachers from a German high school:

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The students and two teachers were from Joseph-König-Gymnasium in Haltern am See, Germany.

The group had traveled to Barcelona for an exchange program at a school there, according to the BBC.
The mayor of the town said in a news conference that the students were 10th-graders studying Spanish.
He said parents had started to arrive at the school after they were unable to reach their children on the phone.
The school sent students home for the day and will hold a special assembly on Wednesday.
 

An opera house in Düsseldorf, Germany, announced that a long-standing member of its ensemble, Oleg Bryjak, was among the victims of the crash.

The Deutsche Oper am Rhein said in a statement that its members were announcing Bryjak’s death with great sadness

 

Bryjak was a talented bass-baritone, the opera house said, and was returning back to Germany after a performance in Barcelona.

The group’s director said that they had lost a “great artist and great man.”
 

A Barcelona opera house confirmed that one of the victims was Maria Radner, a performer who had just appeared at the theater.

The Gran Teatre del Liceu said on Facebook that Radner had appeared in a performance of Siegfried along with Oleg Bryjak, who also died in the crash.
“Our sincere condolences to family and friends of all victims,” the opera house said.
The opera house told the BBC that Radner’s husband and baby were also on board the flight, and were likely killed.

A mother and son from Australia:

A mother and son from Australia were among the victims of the plane crash, the country’s foreign minister, Julie Bishop, said.

Authorities identified the pair as Carol Friday and her son Greig.
Bishop said that it “doesn’t get any easier” to announce the death of citizens abroad, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
“Our thoughts and prayers and support are with the family of the victims and we will continue to provide them whatever consular assistance they may require,” she said.
The country’s prime minister, Tony Abbott, also said his thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, according to the ABC.

 

A mother and son from Australia were among the victims of the plane crash, the country’s foreign minister, Julie Bishop, said.

Authorities identified the pair as Carol Friday and her son Greig.
Bishop said that it “doesn’t get any easier” to announce the death of citizens abroad, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
“Our thoughts and prayers and support are with the family of the victims and we will continue to provide them whatever consular assistance they may require,” she said.
The country’s prime minister, Tony Abbott, also said his thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, according to the ABC.

Iris Claassen from The Netherlands

 

Iris Claassen, 20, comes from Deurne, in the province of North Brabant in The Netherlands.

“She went to my school. She was always laughing,” a former classmate told RTL Nieuws.
Claassen was in Barcelona visiting a friend who was doing an internship there.
“This is terrible, she was still so young,” someone wrote on a Facebook memorial page.