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Two trains collide in Egypt's Giza province, injuring 64 people
A train collision in Al-Ayyat district near Cairo has left dozens injured and caused one train to derail. Egyptian authorities are investigating the incident in Giza province.
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A collision between two trains in Egypt's Giza province has resulted in 64 people sustaining injuries, officials said. The incident occurred in Al-Ayyat district, located on the outskirts of Cairo, the Egyptian capital.
The impact of the collision caused one of the trains to derail from its tracks, emergency responders confirmed. The injured have been transported to medical facilities for treatment, though details on the severity of injuries remain limited.
The exact cause of the collision remains under investigation by Egyptian transport authorities. Train accidents in Egypt have been a recurring concern, with safety officials frequently citing infrastructure maintenance and operational challenges as contributing factors.
No immediate statement has been issued regarding potential service disruptions or timeline for resuming normal rail operations in the affected area.