Ten Japanese skiers were on the funicular train that caught fire Saturday in an alpine tunnel in central Austria and are believed among the scores who were killed, the Tokyo travel agency that organized the tour said Monday.
Salzburg Gov. Franz Schausberger said there is a 90 percent probability that the 155 passengers confirmed dead can be identified, the agency said.
The governor made the comment at a press briefing Sunday evening, revising the number of possible Japanese victims from 17 to 10.