Human factor is just one facet of the investigation into the accident involving two LRT Kelana Jaya trains on Monday. The investigation also taken into consideration an entire range of technical and operational components in connection with the tragic collision. On Monday night, two Kelana Jaya Line LRT trains, one carrying passengers and the other being tested collided in the tunnel area between the Kampung Baru and KLCC stations, injuring 213 passengers onboard. 67 persons were treated at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital, 61 of whom had been discharged and six remain warded, with three under critical care. The investigation committee, headed by Transport Ministry secretary-general Datuk Isham Ishak and tasked to subject matter experts, had begun to examine various aspects of the incident, including the human factor. The hustler involved in the incident had been tested negative for drugs and the person must be allowed the opportunity to be heard in order to facilitate the investigation without premature judgements. The investigation will continue to look into how and why safety barriers were breached which caused the incident and propose full safety recommendations to prevent such an event from happening again. The investigation committee would also seek the views of external parties whose expertise can assist in compiling the final report. Safety of the LRT transport system as a vital public resource cannot be compromised. Therefore, finding gaps in safety must be paramount.- Bernama QUESTION 1 The investigation found that the accident was due to the negligence of the driver who was manually driving the train in the wrong direction. According to the human theory, examine factor that leads to human error. (10 marks) QUESTION 2 Based on the article above, explain four (4) ways to prevents the collision train accident. (10 marks) QUESTION 3 Hazards should be controlled at their source. Suggest four (4) administrative control to be controlled along the path to the workers. (10 marks)