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الشرق الأوسط
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Judicial investigations have yet to determine whether the collision between the two trains in Al-Ayyat was caused by deliberate sabotage. Experts and members of parliament have not confirmed this theory, and some have suggested that gross negligence caused the accident. Tests showed that the driver of train No. 134 had disabled the automatic control system, while two station officials admitted failing to monitor the signal panel. Preliminary investigations also revealed that the signal logbook had been tampered with. The collision in Giza Governorate left 7 people dead and 125 injured, while the transport minister announced that 262 employees would be dismissed for security reasons.
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