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The Public Prosecution said its preliminary investigation into the collision of two trains in the Ayat area of Giza found that a technical inspection showed the driver of Train No. 134 had disabled the automatic control system. The controller and stationmaster at El-Riqqa station admitted they had failed to monitor the control panel. The prosecution ordered them detained. It also found that the controller had tampered with the signal logbook to conceal his negligence, and ordered the assistant driver held pending questioning. The Attorney General formed a committee of engineering professors from Cairo University to inspect the railway system and the accident site, and to determine the causes, any shortcomings, and those responsible.
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