On the fourth day of the trial of the Brétigny disaster, the former boss of the SNCF Guillaume Pepy expressed Thursday, April 28 his "
very deep compassion and total solidarity
" towards the victims in 2013 of the derailment of the train, which had killed seven people. and more than 400 injured.
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"
No one takes the train to have an accident, but this disaster has claimed many victims and had absolutely dramatic human consequences
," said Mr. Pepy, in an opening statement.
He is the first witness to be heard by the court of Evry which judges for eight weeks the National SNCF Company, SNCF Network and a railway executive.
