RAIL workers pressed for better safety measures today after Network Rail was fined nearly £4 million after two workers died in south Wales.
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said that nothing could relieve the pain of the loss of two members who died after a train hit them while they were working on the track at Margam, near Port Talbot.
He said: “RMT will continue to press for the safest possible railway which means clear and unambiguous safety systems that protect all staff and passengers.”
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