Two Rail Accidents in Less than a Year: Is Spanish Rail Dangerous?
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Pedro Sánchez, Prime Minister of Spain, assures that safety on the railways will be "strengthened." He said this on Thursday after consultations with a crisis team.
The collision between two trains, which took place on Wednesday 28 October on the Madrid-Séville line, is already the second of the year. On 18 January, a similar accident caused 46 deaths and 150 injuries in Andalusia, questioning the danger of the Spanish rail system.
Rallo denounces two fatal accidents in high speed in less than a year and accuses the government of not investigating the first one or assuming responsibilities. La entrada Rallo alerts: two fatal accidents in one year and railway safety Adif, in check aparece primero en Merca2.
<p>Nuno Cota, engineer and professor at ISEL, was at CNN Central to analyze this Wednesday's accident between two high-speed trains on the Madrid-Sevilha line in Spain.</p>
The network of local trains in the region of Madrid was the most affected, with the cancellation of 81% of its services.
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