Egypt to develop it railway network to avoid repetition of accidents
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(MENAFN)Egypt allocated 225 billion Egyptian pounds (USD14.36 billion) to improve its railway network and avoid a recurrence of accidents as the crash of two trains in Upper Egypt. Egyptian Minister of Transport Kamel Al-Wazir held an assembly with officials of the Egyptian National Railways Authority to improve a plan to avoid accidents, stating that these funds were allocated for the improvement of the current railway network. The trial conducted investigations into the occurrence; stated Al-Wazir explained in televised statements, that the driver of the train was at fault. He further declared that �We are working to establish a train network at the highest level. We have a problem with the human element on the railways and we are working to secure it at the highest level.�
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