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Await the Al-Ayyat probe
The writer urged people not to prejudge the outcome of the investigation into the Ayat train crash—neither to condemn those responsible in advance nor to absolve them—while emphasizing the victims’ and their families’ right to justice. According to preliminary findings, the driver of Train 134 disabled the automatic control system, while two officials at El-Reqqa station failed to monitor the control panel and tampered with the signal logbook. The prosecution ordered their detention and placed the driver’s assistant in custody pending questioning. An engineering committee from Cairo University is also continuing its review of the railway system and upgrade work to identify shortcomings and determine responsibility.
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