Human Error Appears to Be the Cause of the Train Disaster in Spain: This Is What We Know Now
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New rail drama in Spain. This Wednesday morning, the country woke up with terrifying images of cars projected into the air. In the Toledo region, south of Madrid, two high-speed trains collided. A computer failure followed by a human error would be the cause of the disaster.
Original News Clash Between Trains in Spain 68 Dead, Scattered Three Italians "It Was a Human Error"
The tragedy of high speed near Toledo: 544 passengers, more than one hundred injured There is no news of a woman from Pistoia. On board six other compatriots, one is injured
The railway sector denounces lack of investment and personnel while asking not to point out guilty before knowing the causes of the accident in Toledo
Audio recording reveals the mistake • “Probably the human factor”.
The information was confirmed by the Spanish Minister of Transport, Óscar Fuente. And also, Flávio Bolsonaro has already landed in the United States, after having fled Brazil for being investigated.
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