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Most train accidents due to human error, not sabotage | Mint Primer | Mint

A recent report by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Railways sheds light on the causes of rail accidents, indicating that sabotage accounted for just 1% of incidents. Delve into the report's findings, which highlight equipment failure and human error as the primary factors behind accidents. Explore the ongoing investigation into the tragic Odisha train pile-up, considering possible sabotage. Learn about the challenges faced in track renewal and the need for increased investment in railway safety measures.

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