Spanish Train Crash: 17-Minute Window Missed as Alarm Signals Ignored

A reconstruction by El País indicates that for 17 minutes before the collision, the control center had information that a train was stopped on the line and the driver had warned he could not resume movement, yet the other train was not ordered to stop. At least 68 people died. The incident highlights a systemic failure in rail traffic control procedures, raising questions about oversight and safety protocols.

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