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The Public Prosecution is continuing its investigation into the collision of two trains in Ayat, which left 7 people dead and 125 injured. Meanwhile, the South Giza Court renewed the detention of the Al-Riqa station controller and stationmaster for 15 days after they admitted to negligence in monitoring the control panel. Preliminary investigations indicated that the driver of Train 134 had disabled the automatic control system. The Ministry of Transport, however, denied statements attributed to the driver of Train 2010 claiming that he had called for help before the collision. Debate over direct and political responsibility continues as authorities await the technical committee’s findings on the two trains, their operating systems, and the cause of the accident.
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