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الجزيرة نت
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The collision of two high-speed trains near the town of Orda in central Spain killed 69 people. One train had stopped because of a signaling failure, but the control center allowed the other to travel at 124 miles per hour despite a train being on the track. The writer called for a thorough investigation of operating, maintenance and oversight procedures, rather than reducing the disaster to human error. They noted that Spanish regulations require speeds to be restricted to 40 kilometers per hour when the safety system fails. They also called for an assessment of the safety system and investment in the rail network, and for an explanation of how the safeguards and systems meant to prevent such a catastrophe failed.
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