Chennai, Sep 14: Preliminary investigation into the train accident at Sitheri has found that it took place due to over-speeding of the EMU train which rammed into a stationary train, Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi today said.
However, a comprehensive probe would be launched to ascertain if the accident occurred due to human error or technical fault, Trivedi, who arrived here from Delhi along with a team of railway officials, told reporters.
Terming the accident as “unfortunate”, he said preliminary investigation had revealed that it was due to over speeding of the EMU train which rammed into the stationary train.
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