Zugunglück geschah durch menschliches Versagen

16.02.2016, 14:27 Uhr

· Online seit 16.02.2016, 14:10 Uhr

Das Zugunglück von Bad Aibling mit 11 Toten und mehr als 80 Verletzten geht nach Angaben der Ermittler auf menschliches Versagen zurück.

Leila Akbarzada

epa05154295 Task force units watch a crane lift a train car at the site of the train accident in Bad Aibling, Germany, 11 February 2016. Two Meridian commuter trains of the private railway company Bayerische Oberlandbahn collided head-on at high speed near Bad Aibling on the single-track line between Holzkirchen and Rosenheim. At least 10 people were killed and 80 injured in the accident as the two trains carrying a total of 150 people impacted on 09 February 2016. EPA/PETER KNEFFEL

epa05154295 Task force units watch a crane lift a train car at the site of the train accident in Bad Aibling, Germany, 11 February 2016. Two Meridian commuter trains of the private railway company Bayerische Oberlandbahn collided head-on at high speed near Bad Aibling on the single-track line between Holzkirchen and Rosenheim. At least 10 people were killed and 80 injured in the accident as the two trains carrying a total of 150 people impacted on 09 February 2016. EPA/PETER KNEFFEL

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Gegen den Fahrdienstleiter sei ein Ermittlungsverfahren eingeleitet worden, sagte am Dienstag der Leitende Oberstaatsanwalt Wolfgang Giese in dem oberbayerischen Kurort.