The station master involved in 's deadliest train crash will appear in court on Sunday accused of placing two trains running in opposite directions on the same track, after his appearance was delayed from Saturday.
At least 57 people died when a passenger train slammed into a freight carrier late Tuesday at Tempe, 235 miles north of Athens. 
The government has blamed human error, best private tours in athens greece and the station master, best private tours in athens greece 59, best private tours in athens greece faces charges of negligent homicide and Greece Transports bodily harm, as well as disrupting transportation. 
in Greece's rail network have taken place in the wake of the disaster. 
Stephanos Pantzartzidis, the station master's lawyer, greece transportation told reporters waiting outside the court on Saturday in the central Greek city of Larissa that 'very important new evidence emerged that force us to request a postponement' in his client's deposition, or giving of sworn evidence. 
Tuesday's rail crash was the deadliest on record in Greece, Greece Transports killing at least 57 people of whom 54 have been identified
Workers supported by a crane try to remove debris from the rail lines after the collision in Tempe, north of athens transport
Authorities have not released the accused station master's name. 
Funerals for athens transport some of the people killed in the crash, many of them in their teens and Transport In Greece 20s, took place in northern Greece. 
The force of the crash and Greece Transports a resulting fire complicated the task of identifying the victims, Transport In Greece which is being done through next-of-kin DNA testing.