German police have rejected as theory a report that a line controller killed a programmed security framework right away before two traveler trains crashed in Bavaria.
Ten individuals were slaughtered and scores more were harmed, 18 truly.
An unverified report proposed that a programmed stopping mechanism had been changed off to permit one of the trains to set aside a few minutes.
Be that as it may, a police representative rejected the hypothesis as "immaculate theory".
"Dispose of that, we dismiss that," a representative told neighborhood supporter Bayerischer Rundfunk.
The stopping mechanism, which should kick in when a train goes through a red light, was introduced after a 2011 fiasco at Magdeburg in which 10 individuals passed on.
Reports in German media proposed that in outstanding circumstances the robotized framework could be overridden by rail staff.Human blunder is as yet being examined as a conceivable reason for the fiasco, which happened on a solitary track worker line on Monday morning close Bad Aibling, a spa town around 60km (37 miles) south-east of Munich.
The vehicle pastor said the trains had collided with one another while both were going at around 100km/h (62mph).
Crisis groups, some winched in by helicopter, worked for quite a long time to free setbacks from the destruction.
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