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Egypt’s Public Prosecution ordered the pretrial detention of officials from the Railway Authority pending an investigation into a collision between two trains in the Al-Ayyat area of Giza, which left 7 people dead and 125 others injured. Investigators found that the driver of Train No. 134 had disabled the automatic control system, and that the controller and stationmaster at Al-Riqqa station had failed to monitor the signal panel. The controller was also accused of tampering with the signal logbook. The prosecution took the train driver’s assistant into custody and appointed a committee of professors from Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering to examine the operating system and review files on previous accidents.
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