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According to CCTV, preliminary findings indicate that the train accident that occurred on Sunday in Egypt's Giza Governorate, which left 7 people dead and 125 others injured, was caused by human error. Two station employees have been detained in connection with the incident.

An initial investigation into the train accident in Giza Governorate, south of the Egyptian capital Cairo, identified multiple operational failures.

Authorities announced that the causes of the accident included the train driver's deactivation of the automatic train control system and railway personnel's failure to properly follow the signaling system.

Two station employees were detained as part of the investigation, while train services in the area resumed after the wreckage from the accident was cleared.