Rail Accident Cause Identified In Adamuz
The Railway Accident Investigation Commission concluded that a rail fracture caused the high-speed train accident in Adamuz, Córdoba. The commission submitted its report to the Montoros court. Investigators ruled out previous anomalies in the involved trains. The report described the event as a matter of bad luck. The Railway Accident Investigation Commission (CIAF) reported that a broken rail on the high-speed line at kilometer 3 was the primary cause of the Adamuz train derailment. The accident occurred on March 18 and resulted in 46 deaths. Experts reached this conclusion after analyzing black boxes, security camera footage, and driver calls. The commission is submitting a new report to the Montoro court.
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Onda Cero Spain
“la Comisión de Investigación de Accientes Ferroviarios concluye que el accidente de alta velocidad ocurrido en Adamuz, en Córdoba, se produjo por una rotura de carril según su informe remitido al juzgado de Montoros.”
Onda Cero Spain
“La CIAF insiste en un nuevo informe al juzgado de Montoro que la principal causa del accidente ferroviario de Adamuz es la rotura de un carril en la línea de alta velocidad a la altura del kilómetro 3.”
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