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The investigation by the Comisión de Investigación de Accidentes Ferroviarios (CIAF) concluded that the January 18 railway disaster in Adamuz, which resulted in 46 deaths and numerous injuries, was caused by a "rail break" that led to the derailment of the Iryo Málaga-Madrid train, which then collided with the Alvia Madrid-Huelva train, with the report noting that while no anomalies in the trains were detected before the incident, ongoing judicial inquiries face challenges due to a lack of information from ADIF regarding the infrastructure materials involved. #RailwayAccident #InfrastructureFailure #SafetyInvestigation #ES

The Commission for Railway Accident Investigation (CIAF) has determined that the catastrophic railway accident on January 18 in Adamuz, which resulted in 46 fatalities, was caused by a "rail break," leading to the derailment of the Iryo train and its subsequent collision with another train, while the investigation continues to face challenges regarding data access from ADIF and technical limitations in analyzing certain evidence. #TrainAccident #RailSafety #InfrastructureFailure #ES

The Commission for the Investigation of Railway Accidents (CIAF) concluded that the catastrophic train derailment in Adamuz on January 18, which resulted in 46 deaths and numerous injuries, was caused by a "rail break," a failure in infrastructure that led to the collision of the derailed Iryo train with a neighboring Alvia train, with the investigation highlighting the lack of technical anomalies in the trains prior to the incident and ongoing challenges in obtaining crucial information from ADIF regarding the track materials. #RailwayAccident #InfrastructureFailure #SafetyInvestigation #ES