The third British victim of Lisbon was an English man

The third British sacrifice killed by the Lisbon disaster was appointed police.

David Young, 82 years old, with Holyhead on Angleyy, was among 16 people who died last Wednesday when Glória Funicular thwarted and crashed into a Portugal’s capital.

His family described him as “enthusiasts throughout life’s transport”, saying that it was consolation that “his last moments were in the pursuit of a hobby that gave him so much happiness.”

Over the weekend police officer confirmed another The British victims were 36 -year -old Cayley Smith, and her partner Will Nelson, 44.

Known for most of the Dave, he was brought up in Acheruerder, Perthire, but moved to Holyhead in 1980, where he had a “long career as a customs officer”.

“In retirement, he gladly visited the railway and tram tracks around the world,” his family said.

In -Mona Llinos Medi MP, sent condolences to Mr. Young’s family and “those who were injured.”

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he was “deeply upset” by the incident.

“His thoughts with their families and the victims of this horrible incident,” the press secretary said.

“At this difficult time we are united with Portugal.”

Urban Funicular Railways – Glória, Lavra, Bica and Graça – a popular tourist attraction and known for its yellow vehicles.

Officials said The cable along the railway route cut offBut the rest of the mechanism worked properly.

Brakeman tried to apply emergency brakes but failed to prevent rails,

The cause of the accident remains unknown.

According to police, citizens of Portugal, South Korea, Switzerland, Canada, France, Britain, Ukraine and the USA are among the dead.