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The railways’ timekeeper, Webb C. Ball. |
BECAUSE he was 90 seconds late, 52 people died. The driver of the train that jumped its tracks in Osaka, Japan, in April was speeding to make up lost time, says the prelimanary investigation into the country’s worst rail accident since the 1960s.
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