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Egypt: 7 dead and dozens injured after two trains collide south of Cairo

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Briefings

Two trains collided south of Cairo on Sunday, resulting in four confirmed deaths and dozens of injuries. The railway authority identified the incident as a collision between a train traveling from Fayoum to Giza and a service heading south from Cairo to Aswan.

Key points

• Four people died and dozens were injured in a train collision south of Cairo.
• The railway authority confirmed the crash between a Fayoum-Giza train and a Cairo-Aswan service.

Context

This incident occurred in Egypt, where railway accidents frequently cause significant casualties. The specific details regarding the exact number of injured and the precise location of the crash south of Cairo are provided in the source.

Limitations

The evidence explicitly states four people are dead and dozens injured, but does not provide specific numbers for the injured or the exact time of the crash.

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