Human error blamed for fatal commuter rail crash

Rail officials believe that human error caused the fatal rail crash in Belgium.

Human error blamed for fatal commuter rail crash
Tue, 27 Mar, 2001 - 17:30

Rail officials believe that human error caused the fatal rail crash in Belgium.

A packed commuter train crashed head-on into an oncoming train near Brussels, killing eight people.

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