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Egypt train collision: Several injured as train derails after hitting another train

Egypt train collision: Several injured as train derails after hitting another train

What's behind this

Two trains collided in Al‑Ayyat district of Giza province on the edge of Cairo. One train was travelling between Giza and Fayoum and the other was heading south from Cairo to Aswan. The impact caused a derailment and left many passengers injured; reports mention 64 injured, while another source cites 88 injured and four fatalities.

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  • left · 1 outlet

    Cairo: Over 60 people were injured when a train travelling between Giza and Fayoum collided with the rear of another train travelling from Cairo to Aswan, Egyptian authorities said Sunday, November 8. The collision occurred in Al-Ayyat district in Giza province, on the edge of Cairo, and caused the…

    — The Siasat Daily

  • center · 2 outlets

    Egypt's railway authority said a train travelling from Giza to Fayoum crashed into the rear of another service heading south from Cairo to the city of Aswan.

    — Hindustan Times

  • right · 1 outlet

    The collision occurred in Al-Ayyat district in Giza province, on the edge of Cairo, and caused the train to derail from its tracks.

    — NDTV

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