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Adamuz train collision investigation

Overview

Following a January 18 train collision in Adamuz, Spain, involving Iryo and Alvia trains, authorities have expanded their investigation into the causes of the accident, which resulted in 46 fatalities and over 100 injuries.

Initial inquiries by the Guardia Civil focused on the condition of tracks, rails, and welds. Investigators have since broadened their scope to examine the “real state” of all railway material at the site, including sleepers and ballast.

In recent developments, a judge from the Montoro Court has summoned technicians from Iryo and Renfe, alongside judicial experts, to assist in the decryption and interpretation of black box data. This process, scheduled for November 12, follows the opening of the black boxes and the extraction of data from security cameras located inside the Iryo train.

Entities

Iryo · Alvia · Renfe · Guardia Civil · Adamuz

Timeline

  1. [CRIME] 4 sources
    Spanish judge summons technicians to decipher Adamuz train crash black boxes

    A Spanish judge has summoned Iryo and Renfe technicians to decipher black box data from the Adamuz train crash that killed 46 people.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Spanish authorities expand investigation into Adamuz train collision

    The Guardia Civil is expanding its investigation into the Adamuz train collision that killed 46 people, now examining the condition of sleepers and ballast alongside tracks and welds.

Sources

ariadna.elmundo.es · diariodealmeria.es · diariodesevilla.es · levante-emv.com · tiemposur.com.ar · web.eldia.es