Overview
- Prosecutors questioned two ATM employees, a fellow driver and a surface-operations inspector, over the Feb. 27 Line 9 derailment that left two dead and 54 injured.
- Technical analyses are being prepared on the tram’s data recorder and the driver’s smartphone to verify speed, safety-system behavior and any protocol violations.
- Digos met ATM leadership and ruled out sabotage or terrorism after the latest incident, with no police case file opened.
- The March 11 Line 27 blaze began after a high‑voltage overhead cable broke and fell onto the tram roof, prompting a safe evacuation of about 20 passengers and a rapid service restart.
- ATM maintains its maintenance schedule and budget have not been reduced, while the mayor urged calm as four tram incidents were logged in roughly two weeks.