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Egypt: 4 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 fatalities and dozens of injuries. The railway authority confirmed the crash occurred when a train from Fayoum to Giza struck the rear of a service train heading south from Cairo to Aswan.

Key points

• Four people died and dozens were injured in a train collision south of Cairo.
• The crash involved a Fayoum-to-Giza train colliding with a Cairo-to-Aswan service train.

Context

This incident occurred on Sunday, November 8, 2026, involving a specific route between Fayoum and Aswan in Egypt.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the railway authority's statement; specific casualty numbers for injured persons are not provided, and the exact time of the crash is not specified.

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