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Investigations into the Ayat train collision in Giza Governorate, which killed seven people and injured 125, revealed that the driver of Train No. 134 deliberately disabled the automatic train protection system (ATP). The station controller and stationmaster admitted they had failed to monitor the signal panel. Disabling the system cancels automatic braking: the system alerts the driver to speed limits and signals, and intervenes to stop the train in an emergency. The prosecution ordered the station controller and stationmaster detained and the assistant driver taken into custody. A member of parliament called for a review of the safety system, and the train driver and his assistant could face prison terms of seven to ten years if the charges are proven.
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