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Deadly Spain train crash unlikely a human error, say authorities

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Spain’s Transport Minister Oscar Puente said on Jan 21 the track involved in the deadly train crash passed four inspections in the last three months and discarded a human mistake as the reason of the accident where 43 people died. READ MORE: https://str.sg/apQS

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