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RAILWAYS SAFETY FIRST

  the Commissioner of Railway Safety (CRS) for the South Eastern Circle of the Indian Railways blames technical lapses in signalling for the triple train accident on June 2. But experts say that the report fails to clearly identify the underlying causes to prevent a recurrence. The accident in Odisha’s Balasore district left 295 dead and over 1,200 injured. Incidentally, it bears an eerie similarity to the 1999 Gaisal train accident in West Bengal, where

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