Audio from Spain train crash appears to show clearance given despite stalled train
Recordings of control centre and driver exchanges before a deadly high-speed train crash in Spain appear to show one train was cleared to move while another ahead had stalled, BBC News reports.
Audio recordings released after a deadly high-speed train crash in Spain appear to show a train was cleared to move even though another train ahead had stalled, according to BBC News.
The BBC says the recordings capture exchanges between the control centre and train drivers before the crash. NBC News also reports that the recordings reveal decisions made in the moments before the collision.
The reports provided do not say who was on the recordings, how many people died, or where the crash happened. They do not say what officials have concluded about the cause.
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- BBC NewsAudio reveals exchanges between control centre and drivers before deadly Spain train crashThu, Oct 29, 4:38 AM EDT
- NBC NewsAudio recordings reveal decisions made moments before deadly train crash in SpainThu, Oct 29, 3:45 PM EDT
- BBC NewsWatch: What leaked audio reveals about Spain train crashThu, Oct 29, 4:50 PM EDT
- NBC NewsDeath toll rises from train collisionThu, Oct 29, 7:29 PM EDT
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