Charlotte Nuñez, 12, was in a sealed access area inside the Groenendaal station, in Belgium, to take a selfie.
However, she was hit by a train traveling at 150 km / h and died instantly informs the French press.
The case dates back to July 2014. However, her parents have just been surprised by the communication of the railway company stating that they had to take responsibility for the accident damage.
Parents will be required to pay a fine of around £14,000 (19, 000 euros).
The bill includes the cost of the removal of the 200 passengers who were traveling on the train and suspension for six hours of traffic, according to France 3.
Charlotte’s mother, Carla Claeys says she was shocked. “When you receive a letter like this, with a list of damages for the death of your daughter, it is a blow. These people probably don’t have any children,” she said.
A ‘lucky’ of the family is to have a family insurance that includes damage to third parties, that is, will be the insurer to pay a fine of £14,000.
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