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'Completely mangled': Survivors recount deadly Egypt train crash

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Survivors and officials confirm a deadly collision between two trains in Egypt's capital, resulting in seven fatalities and over 125 injuries. The incident occurred on Sunday south of Cairo, with the Chief Prosecutor's office providing the official statement. The event highlights the severe consequences of railway accidents in the region.

Key points

• Seven people died and at least 125 others were injured in a train collision south of Cairo.
• The Chief Prosecutor's office issued the official statement confirming the casualty figures.

Context

This incident occurred in Egypt, a country where railway accidents can lead to significant loss of life. The specific details of the collision and the full scope of injuries remain part of ongoing investigations.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the official statement from the Chief Prosecutor's office. Specific details about the collision mechanics, the exact time of the crash, and the identities of the survivors are not provided in the source.

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