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Greece plans to install remote train control systems to enhance rail safety by September, following a 2023 rail disaster that killed 57 people. The disaster, symbolizing railways' long-term neglect in the country, prompted widespread protests for accountability and reform. The systems aim to prevent collisions through automatic remote brakes, real-time train tracking, and upgrades to the entire train network.

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