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The Public Prosecution’s investigation found that the controller and stationmaster at Al-Riqqa station had neglected to monitor the train-signalling control panel. The controller also tampered with the signal logbook to conceal his failure in connection with the collision between two trains in Al-Ayyat, Giza Governorate. Technical examinations showed that the driver of Train No. 134 had disabled the automatic control system. The prosecution ordered the controller and stationmaster held in pretrial detention and the train driver’s assistant detained pending questioning. The Attorney General formed a technical committee of professors from Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering to examine the railway system, investigate the causes of the accident and determine responsibility. The investigation is ongoing.
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