Greek train crash may have been due to outdated signalling system, investigation finds
A fresh investigation has been opened into Greece's railway signalling system following Tuesday's train crash
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A fresh investigation has been opened into Greece's railway signalling system following Tuesday's train crash
As the search for missing passengers continues, an investigation launched by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has pointed to failings in the train’s signaling system and a lack of investment in the railway service over the last number of decades.
Anger mounted in Greece on Thursday over a fatal train collision that killed at least 57 people, with protests and a national strike as authorities admitted failures overseeing the rail network.
Greek police raided a train station Friday as part of their probe into the rail collision that killed at least 57 people, as the nation braced for new strikes and protests over the disaster.
At least 57 people were killed in the collision, sparking public criticism of government failures in the rail network.