Driver of deadly train accident arrested: general prosecutor

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Fri, 01 Mar 2019 - 11:39 GMT

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Fri, 01 Mar 2019 - 11:39 GMT

Driver of the deadly locomotive, Alaa Fathy - Screenshot from his interview with ON TV satellite channel

Driver of the deadly locomotive, Alaa Fathy - Screenshot from his interview with ON TV satellite channel

CAIRO - 1 March 2019: Prosecutor-general Nabil Sadeq ordered on Friday the arrest of the driver of the deadly locomotive that crashed at Cairo main railway station on Wednesday for four days pending investigation.


Investigation revealed that the driver left the locomotive with its engine on to check another locomotive in the opposite direction that rammed into it and stuck with it.


The arrest warrant included six individuals, including drivers of both trains, their assistants and the rail workers on the accusation of manslaughter and vandalism.


Twenty-two people were announced killed and at least 40 others injured when a train locomotive collided into the buffer stop at platform number six, causing a huge explosion.


Driver of crashed train locomotive mainly responsible for blaze: Initial probe

CAIRO 1 March 2019: Driver of the crashed train locomotive is mainly responsible for the accident that claimed the lives of 22 people at Ramses Train station in downtown Cairo, according to the initial investigations. The investigations are still being conducted by a six-member committee assigned by the General Prosecution.


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