German prosecutors examine railway recordings

German prosecutors are examining recordings of railway radio communications today, following the horrific high-speed train crash that killed 23 people.

German prosecutors examine railway recordings
Sat, 23 Sep, 2006 - 13:09
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German prosecutors are examining recordings of railway radio communications today, following the horrific high-speed train crash that killed 23 people.

A hi-tech train that floated on powerful magnetic fields smashed into a maintenance car on an elevated test track – the first fatal accident on a maglev train.

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