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Two trains collide in Egypt, killing at least seven
Two passenger trains collided on Sunday in al‑Ayyat, about 50 km south of Cairo, killing at least seven people and injuring over a hundred. Egypt’s president has called for an immediate investigation.
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First item: 8 November 2026Last update: 9 November 2026, 00:03
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The GuardianEgypt’s president ordered a swift investigation after two trains collided in al‑Ayyat, resulting in seven deaths and at least 125 injuries.
New York TimesThe latest train crash, which killed four, adds to a history of deadly rail accidents in Egypt despite billions spent modernizing the network.
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8 November 2026
9 November 2026
- Trains Collide Near Cairo, Killing 4New York Times