Seven people were killed and 112 injured after a train collided in Egypt
Seven people were killed and 112 were injured when cars of a train overturned in Al-Ayat in the Egyptian Giza Governorate. The Egyptian President offered his condolences to the families of the victims, pledging to provide medical care to the injured, and directing an urgent investigation.
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Carriages of a train overturned in Al-Ayat in the Egyptian Giza Governorate, injuring a number of passengers, and they are being transferred to the hospital to receive the necessary treatment.
Reports indicated that about 60 people were injured. Ambulance teams sent more than 15 cars to the accident site.
Train traffic between Giza and Upper Egypt stopped in both directions following the accident.
Civil protection personnel and the competent authorities are working to remove the effects of the accident and return train movement to normal.
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