Personnel insufficiently trained, first findings of rail accident Greece show
Headquarters of railway operator Hellenic Train, with graffiti "lives aren't costs" and "either the profits, either our lives" sprayed on the building Nikos Likomitros, WikiMedia
The investigation following the deadly railway accident in Greece has unearthed some worrying findings. The Greek Railway Regulatory Body, which is responsible for the work, speaks of “insufficient training of personnel carrying out critical tasks”, causing inadequacies that might have contributed to the accident.
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