💨 Abstract
Greece's 2023 rail disaster, which resulted in 57 fatalities, was attributed to chronic safety issues. Investigators from the Air and Rail Accident Investigation Authority (HARSIA) identified 17 recommendations for addressing deficiencies in hiring, training, asset renewal, and installation of remote train control and communication systems.
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